Client eligibility
Residency, documentation and stated purpose can be considered during approval.
Understand the approval, instrument and account terms that can apply to a swap-free account.
Trading leveraged products involves significant risk.


On an approved swap-free account, standard interest-based overnight swap is replaced by the terms defined in the swap-free schedule.
Charges, grace periods, symbol restrictions, maximum holding periods or other controls can still apply. The structure should not be used to exploit price or funding differences between account types.
Eligibility is monitored and can be changed when account activity or documentation no longer meets policy.
Residency, documentation and stated purpose can be considered during approval.
Not every currency, metal, index or CFD is necessarily included.
A charge may begin after a defined grace period.
Abusive, arbitrage or funding-focused activity may trigger review.
Fee schedules and included instruments can change with notice under the agreement.
DOYOS does not determine whether an account is religiously suitable for a particular client.
Do not assume a swap-free label removes every overnight cost.
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Instrument inclusion | Some symbols can remain subject to standard financing or be unavailable. |
| Grace period | A fee may start after a specified number of nights. |
| Charge rate | The amount can vary by symbol, direction, volume and holding duration. |
| Triple-day treatment | Weekend settlement or a separate schedule may affect certain products. |
| Status review | Account eligibility may be monitored and withdrawn under policy. |
Confirm the live schedule before holding a position past rollover.
No. A request and eligibility review can be required, and approval may apply only to specified accounts or instruments.
Yes. A non-interest service or holding charge may apply under the current schedule.
No. Product eligibility can vary and should be checked in the portal or with support.
The status can be reviewed or removed if eligibility changes, documents expire or activity conflicts with the account policy.
No. Clients should obtain their own qualified religious and legal guidance.
Request eligibility and obtain the current instrument, grace-period and charge schedule.