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Based on my examination of Marex Spectron’s profile, I did not find any indication that the broker offers a swap-free (Islamic) account option. My years of trading experience have taught me that the availability of swap-free accounts is usually clearly highlighted by reputable brokers, especially when they seek to attract traders who require such an account for religious reasons. With Marex Spectron, there is substantial information about their regulatory standing in the UK and Hong Kong, details on their diverse market instruments and sophisticated platforms like Neon and Agile, but no mention whatsoever of an Islamic account variant. This omission is significant for me because I know that, for swap-free accounts, transparency is critical—both in how overnight fees are handled and in the conditions for account eligibility. The apparent absence of such an account type from both their product summaries and customer support documentation makes me very cautious. Furthermore, the platform has received exposure and complaints related to withdrawal delays and account issues, underlining the importance of full clarity before opening any kind of account. Given all of this, I would not rely on Marex Spectron for swap-free trading until or unless the company provides clear, official documentation about such an offering. For anyone requiring a swap-free account, I always advise direct verification with the broker’s support and to proceed with caution unless you receive clearly stated terms and conditions.