Trade witha swap-freeIslamic account¹

Access CFD markets through an account designed to align with your principles, with no standard overnight swap charges on supported positions.²

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Why trade through an Islamic account with Definite?

If you are looking for a swap‑free trading setup, Definite gives you access to eligible CFD markets through account conditions designed to better align with your principles.

No interest (no riba)

Our Islamic account is designed to avoid standard overnight swap charges on supported positions, so you do not pay or receive swap. Check the latest terms before you trade.

Market-based decisions (no maysir)

Our platform gives you access to live pricing, market charts, and analysis tools, so you can make trading decisions based on market movement and information.

Risk management tools (reducing gharar)

Our platform gives you tools to manage exposure more carefully, including risk controls, order types, and features that support more informed trading decisions.

Ready to explore a swap‑free Islamic account?

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FAQ

Is trading halal in Islam?

In many cases, yes. Trading is usually considered permissible in Islam when it stays clear of practices that are not allowed, such as interest‑based charges, gambling‑like behaviour, or exposure to businesses that conflict with Islamic values. Definite offers an Islamic account option for traders who want a swap‑free setup. For personal religious certainty, you should still rely on your own judgement or seek guidance from a qualified scholar.

Which trading is halal in Islam?

Trading is generally seen as halal when it avoids three core issues: riba, maysir, and gharar. In practical terms, that means the structure should not rely on interest, should not resemble games of chance, and should not involve unnecessary ambiguity or uncontrolled risk. A swap‑free account can help address the interest element, while market‑based trading supported by analysis and transparent execution can help reduce the other concerns. Whether a specific setup is suitable in religious terms is ultimately a personal decision.

What is special about an Islamic account?

The main feature of an Islamic account is that it is structured to avoid standard overnight swap charges on eligible positions. This makes it different from a conventional trading account which may incur swap charges on positions held overnight. It also gives traders access to the same market prices and trading tools within a swap‑free framework, subject to the relevant terms, eligibility rules, and product conditions.

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