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As an experienced forex trader, I always scrutinize brokers for details that directly impact the safety and suitability of my trading, especially with products such as swap-free (Islamic) accounts. In my close review of Axis Bank’s available information, I did not find any specific indication that a swap-free or Islamic account is offered for forex traders. Axis Bank presents itself primarily as a bank with multiple types of accounts—ranging from digital savings and salary accounts to more investment-oriented accounts—but the context lacks explicit mention of Sharia-compliant forex trading accounts or any alternatives that could be interpreted as swap-free. For me, the absence of this clear information is especially significant because it makes it impossible to confirm compliance with religious requirements, or even simply to avoid overnight interest if that is my preference. Furthermore, the lack of valid regulatory oversight and the warnings highlighted about high potential risk make me even more cautious. Without direct confirmation, I would not assume Axis Bank could reliably accommodate Islamic forex trading needs. If swap-free facilities are a necessity, I would personally insist on documented, official confirmation from Axis Bank before considering them, and, given the regulatory uncertainties, I would be extremely hesitant to proceed regardless.