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Based on my personal experience and thorough evaluation of RBC Direct Investing, it's clear that RBC primarily caters to self-directed investors in Canada who require access to a broad range of investment products, including stocks, options, ETFs, mutual funds, GICs, bonds, and precious metals. While their offering covers registered and non-registered account types, including tax-advantaged accounts like TFSA and RRSP, I have not found any explicit mention or option for a swap-free Islamic account within their available documentation or fee schedule. As someone who prioritizes transparency and compliance in my trading, I always look for brokers that clearly outline all specialized account types, including those compliant with Shariah law. This is particularly important because a swap-free (Islamic) account avoids interest charges, which would typically be contrary to Islamic financial principles. Since the RBC platform information provides a detailed breakdown of commissions, spreads, and account structures but does not reference any Islamic or swap-free feature, I am inclined to believe this service is currently not available. For traders like myself who require swap-free accounts for religious reasons, I recommend exercising caution and directly confirming with RBC’s customer support before proceeding. My overall judgment is that, while RBC is regulated and reputable, it may not be the right fit for those specifically seeking Islamic account options.