Broker No Swap And Regulated by NFA/CFTC

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A6
05 May 2012, 15:03 4,500 Views

Good morning Master, if you want to trade at a broker that has no swap/interest, is safe for Muslims, and the broker is regulated by NFA and CFTC, of course it is safe for a large capital, what are the brokers? Please provide the explanation.

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Rachmat 05 May 2012, 12:46

NFA and CFTC are regulators from the US. Generally, US brokers use swaps. However, to our knowledge, IBFX can offer free swaps after application.

Alternatively, you can also choose brokers from the UK with FCA Regulation. The UK regulatory body also has a good reputation and usually has more user-friendly policies than US regulators, so brokers can provide various facilities such as swap free.

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rizki rosadi 05 Nov 2019, 15:19

@A6: Currently, almost all existing brokers have offered a no-swap account feature (Islamic account). To find out whether a broker is included in CFTC and NFA regulations, you can check by following these steps:

  • Visit the official CFTC page here
  • Select the Market Data & Analysis tab
  • Click Financial Data for FCMS. On the Financial Data for FCMS page, select the latest date to get current valid data. 

Our recommended brokers for trading that meet CFTC & NFA requirements are as follows.

  • Cityindex (formerly Forex.com, Gain Capital Group) - non-US traders can only register via FCA UK regulated Forex.com
  • IG Markets - Asian traders can register via IG.com which is regulated by MAS Singapore.
  • Interactive Brokers - non-US traders can only register via other Interactive Brokers entities.
  • OANDA
  • Thinkorswim 

Thank you

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