Want to trade forex, gold and oil without paying or receiving overnight swap (interest)? Exness offers an Islamic swap-free account for traders who need it. This page explains what it is, who it is for and how to open one with Anrim Forex.
What does “swap-free” mean?
When a trade stays open overnight, most brokers charge or pay a swap, an interest-based rollover fee. On a swap-free account no swap is charged or paid on positions held overnight. Exness publishes its own conditions and eligible instruments, so check them in your Personal Area.
Who is it for?
- Traders who do not want interest-based charges for religious reasons
- Beginners who want simple, transparent trading costs
- Anyone who holds positions for more than a day
How to open your account in 5 steps
- Register with our partner link: open an Exness account. If you register another way, tick “I’m registering under a partner” and enter code 03ri5mugye.
- Verify your profile: confirm your email and phone, then upload your ID and proof of address.
- Request the Islamic account: in the Personal Area open Settings and choose the swap-free / Islamic option, or ask Exness support to enable it. In many countries swap-free status is applied automatically.
- Fund your account with a local method available in your country.
- Start small and learn: practise on a demo account first, follow our daily market notes and use a stop-loss on every trade.
FAQ
Is it free to open? Opening the account is free. Trading has costs (spreads/commissions), as on any account.
Does swap-free mean no costs? No. It removes the overnight swap; spreads and any commissions still apply.
Can I switch my existing Exness account? Usually yes, from the Personal Area or via Exness support.
Do you manage my money? No. Anrim Forex provides education only. You trade your own account and make your own decisions.
Need help? Join our Telegram community: @afxgr (Arabic) or @AnrimInvest (English), or email trade@anrim.co.
Trading involves risk of loss. Anrim is an Exness partner. This page is educational and not investment advice.