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Based on my personal experience and the details I reviewed about Upbest, I did not find any clear indication that the broker offers a swap-free or Islamic account option for its traders. As someone who values transparency and precise account information when making trading decisions, I always look for this feature specifically because it is essential for traders who need to comply with Shariah law or simply wish to avoid overnight interest charges for personal reasons. While Upbest is regulated by the SFC in Hong Kong and appears to hold a valid license for dealing in futures contracts, the available information, including user feedback and the broker’s own documentation, does not mention the availability of swap-free accounts. In my view, the omission of explicit details about Islamic account offerings is something traders should approach with caution. From experience, when a broker does not prominently list or explain this type of account, it generally means the feature is either unavailable or not actively promoted. Given the mixed user reviews and the "Suspicious Scope of Business" label, I personally would reach out directly to Upbest’s customer service for written clarification before proceeding, especially if swap-free trading is a necessity for my strategy or compliance needs. Having clarity up front can help avoid complications later on.