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From my personal review of TIANFU FUTURES, I found no indication that they offer a swap-free or Islamic account option. Having traded with and researched a variety of brokers over the years, I prioritize transparency and product disclosures, especially regarding account types and fee structures. TIANFU FUTURES focuses exclusively on commodity futures and is regulated in China under a futures license, which speaks to a certain level of legitimacy. However, I noted the absence of information regarding any specialized account structures for traders who require adherence to Sharia law, such as those avoiding interest charges (swaps). For me, the lack of a swap-free account is an important limitation, particularly for traders from Islamic backgrounds who need such options to participate in the market without violating religious principles. Additionally, since the platform does not offer forex or indices, and its product range is restricted to commodity futures, there would already be minimal exposure to overnight swap fees that are common in leveraged spot markets; yet, no explicit alternative is mentioned. In my view, it’s crucial for traders who need swap-free solutions to obtain official confirmation from customer support before proceeding. I always recommend exercising due diligence and caution: never assume availability of an Islamic account unless it is clearly disclosed by the broker.