How to open XS's swap free Islamic account? Table of Contents
- What “swap-free” means on XS
- Who can get an XS swap-free Islamic account
- The full process to open an XS swap-free Islamic account
- Create your XS profile
- Verify your email and complete the questionnaire
- Submit your verification documents
- Confirm your profile is activated
- Get swap-free status applied to your XS profile
- Create your trading account on MT4 or MT5 under the swap-free profile
- Understand XS swap-free grace periods and instrument handling
- What XS states about pricing fairness on swap-free accounts
- A simple swap-free setup plan for Forex traders
- Common mistakes that slow down Islamic account activation
- What you have after you complete the process
- XS fund deposit and withdrawal methods
- How XS funding is structured for Forex trading
- Accepted deposit methods on XS
- Deposit currencies supported on XS funding pages
- Deposit limits and processing time by method
- How long XS deposits take to confirm
- How to deposit funds into an XS account
- What each deposit method is best for
- Accepted withdrawal methods on XS
- Withdrawal limits and processing time by method
- How long XS withdrawals take to be processed
- How to withdraw funds from an XS account
- Choosing the right method for your Forex trading style
- Fees and what XS states about deposit and withdrawal charges
- A clear method comparison for Forex traders
- Practical funding tips that match XS rules and timings
A swap-free Islamic account is designed for Forex traders who cannot participate in interest-based overnight financing. In standard Forex trading, holding a position past the daily rollover can create a swap debit or swap credit. A swap-free account removes that swap mechanism so the trader does not pay or receive interest on overnight positions under the swap-free rules.
XS provides swap-free accounts (also referred to as Islamic Accounts or Shariah-compliant accounts) and makes the swap-free option available across MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. Once an XS profile is designated as swap-free, the swap-free status applies uniformly across trading accounts and account types created under that profile.
What “swap-free” means on XS
A swap-free account is structured to be free from swap or rollover fees on overnight positions, so there is no interest payment or interest receipt associated with holding trades overnight under swap-free conditions. XS defines swap-free trading accounts as accounts tailored for traders who cannot participate in swaps or interest-related transactions due to religious beliefs, and states these accounts are free from swap or rollover fees.
XS also states that it does not substitute swap by widening spreads or adding extra fees, and that swap-free accounts maintain the same trading conditions and terms as regular accounts, with the difference being the absence of swaps during the swap-free grace period, which can vary by instrument.
A practical way to think about it as a Forex trader is this:
- You still trade the same markets and use the same trading platforms.
- Your trade execution, spreads, and commission model follow your chosen account type.
- Overnight handling is governed by swap-free rules and grace periods that may depend on the instrument you trade.
Who can get an XS swap-free Islamic account
XS describes two swap-free pathways: normal swap-free and special swap-free.
Normal swap-free for Islamic-country residents
XS states that normal swap-free accounts are automatically provided to clients residing in specific Islamic countries. XS lists the following countries as eligible for this automatic swap-free setup:
United Arab Emirates, Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Libya, Lebanon, South Sudan, Djibouti, Pakistan, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Morocco, Türkiye, and Iraq.
If your country of residence is in that list and your profile is set up with that residency, XS applies the normal swap-free structure automatically as part of account handling.
Special swap-free for selective non-Islamic countries
XS also states that special swap-free accounts are automatically provided to clients residing in some selective non-Islamic countries and/or may be provided upon request to selective clients residing in non-Islamic countries, with eligibility handled through account management.
In other words, swap-free access is not limited only to Islamic-country residents, but eligibility outside that list is handled through the special swap-free program rules.
The full process to open an XS swap-free Islamic account
The cleanest way to get to a working swap-free Islamic setup is to treat it as two tracks that run together:
- Build and verify the XS client profile
- Ensure swap-free status is attached to that profile
Once both are done, you create your trading accounts and log in on MT4 or MT5 to trade Forex.
Create your XS profile
XS starts the verification process from the same starting point: registration.
XS states the verification process begins by visiting its website and selecting “Register,” completing the registration form, verifying your email, filling the questionnaire, and submitting identity and residence documents.
Verify your email and complete the questionnaire
XS includes an application questionnaire as part of account verification. This questionnaire collects trading experience and financial background information such as level of expertise, understanding of financial risk, employment status, and source of funds.
For a Forex trader opening an Islamic account, the important thing is accuracy and consistency. Your personal details, questionnaire answers, and supporting documents must match, because verification is an identity and compliance process.
Submit your verification documents
To activate an XS account, XS requires proof of identity and proof of residence.
XS states that Proof of Identity must be valid, in color, clearly show your full name, date of birth, and expiry or issue date, and that all four edges must be visible. The document must be issued by a governmental body or recognized institution.
XS also states that to verify your account you must submit one identity document (such as a driver’s license, ID card, passport, or residence permit) and proof of residence.
What “proof of residence” means in practice
Proof of residence is used to confirm your residential address and match it with your profile. It should show your full name and address clearly and be readable as a full-page document. If the document is cropped, blurry, or missing key fields, verification can be delayed.
Document quality rules that prevent delays
To avoid verification friction:
- Use a clear color photo or scan
- Capture the full document, including all edges
- Avoid glare, shadows, and low resolution
- Keep details readable at normal zoom
These basics are simple, but they have a direct impact on how quickly you move from registration to an activated trading profile.
Confirm your profile is activated
XS describes the final step of verification as waiting for approval, and once documents are verified the account is activated.
When your profile is activated, you are ready to create live trading accounts in your client area and connect them to MT4 or MT5.
Get swap-free status applied to your XS profile
This is the step that turns a standard profile into an Islamic swap-free profile.
If you are in the Islamic-country eligibility list
If your country of residence is within the list XS publishes for normal swap-free accounts, XS states that swap-free accounts are automatically provided to clients in those Islamic countries.
In this scenario, the swap-free structure is applied as part of the account handling linked to your residency profile details.
If you are outside the Islamic-country list
If you live in a non-Islamic country, swap-free access is handled through the special swap-free program. XS states special swap-free accounts may be automatically provided in selective non-Islamic countries and/or may be provided upon request to selective clients residing in non-Islamic countries, and eligibility is handled through account management.
That means the practical action is straightforward: contact XS support or your assigned account contact and request swap-free status under the special swap-free program if your residency is not automatically covered.
XS states you can contact customer support via email or live chat through the website chat icon.
Create your trading account on MT4 or MT5 under the swap-free profile
XS states the swap-free option is available for all account types on MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5.
After your profile is active (and swap-free status is applied), you create one or more trading accounts inside the client area:
- Choose the platform (MT4 or MT5)
- Choose the account type you want for your Forex trading style
- Create the account and obtain login credentials
- Log in to the platform and confirm your symbols are visible and tradable
The key point from XS is that swap-free status is uniform once applied at profile level: when the XS account is designated swap-free, all trading accounts and account types under it also enjoy swap-free status.
Understand XS swap-free grace periods and instrument handling
A major misunderstanding in Forex is assuming “swap-free” always means “no overnight cost forever on every asset.” XS states that swap-free accounts keep the same trading conditions as regular accounts, with the difference being the absence of swaps during the swap-free grace period, and that the grace period may vary by instrument.
XS publishes specific swap-free grace period handling for special swap-free accounts by asset class and symbol groupings, including FX majors, metals, energy, indices, and crypto.
XS also states a specific rule for crypto pairs under swap-free accounts: all crypto pairs include a three-day swap grace period, and standard overnight swap charges apply after that period.
This matters for how you plan your holding period:
- If your Forex strategy holds positions overnight for short durations, swap-free can meaningfully reduce cost structure versus standard swap accounts.
- If you hold positions for longer periods on certain assets, instrument-specific rules determine how costs are applied after the grace window.
XS also includes a note that “Wednesday triple charge will always be applied” in the swap-free grace period section it publishes.
What XS states about pricing fairness on swap-free accounts
Many traders worry that swap-free accounts increase spreads or add hidden administration fees. XS addresses this directly.
XS states that unlike most brokers who might widen spreads or impose additional fees, XS imposes no additional charges on swap-free accounts, and it does not substitute the swap by widening spreads or imposing additional fees.
So on XS, swap-free status is not described as a “different pricing product” that changes your spreads by design. Your spread and commission structure remains driven by your chosen account type and market conditions, while swap handling is defined by the swap-free rules and grace periods.
A simple swap-free setup plan for Forex traders
If you want a clear plan that works for most Forex traders, use this structure:
Build your profile correctly from the start
- Register and verify your email
- Fill the questionnaire with accurate details
- Submit high-quality proof of identity and proof of residence
- Ensure your country of residence is correct and matches your residence document
XS explicitly defines these steps in its verification process.
Apply swap-free status at profile level
- If your residency is in the Islamic-country list XS publishes, the swap-free structure is automatically applied under the normal swap-free pathway.
- If not, request special swap-free status through account management via support channels. XS provides email and live chat options for support contact.
Open the platform account you will actually trade
- Choose MT4 or MT5 based on your trading style and preferred tools
- Create the account type you want for your Forex system
- Use that account for trading, knowing swap-free status applies across accounts once the profile is designated swap-free
Common mistakes that slow down Islamic account activation
Mistake: residency details that do not match your proof of residence
If your country of residence and address are not consistent with the document you upload as proof of residence, verification can be delayed because compliance checks require internal consistency.
Mistake: low-quality document images
A blurry passport photo or a cropped residence document creates avoidable back-and-forth. XS’s document requirements emphasize clarity, validity, and visible document edges for identity verification.
Mistake: assuming swap-free rules are identical across all assets
XS publishes grace-period differences by asset class and a specific rule for crypto pairs under swap-free accounts. Plan your holding period with those rules in mind.
What you have after you complete the process
Once your XS profile is verified and designated as swap-free, you have a functional Islamic swap-free setup for Forex trading:
- A verified client profile
- Swap-free status applied at account level, with uniform coverage across your trading accounts and account types
- MT4 and/or MT5 access under the swap-free profile
- Defined swap-free grace-period handling by instrument class
XS confirms the swap-free option is available for all account types on MT4 and MT5, and that swap-free status becomes uniform across the profile once designated.
To open an XS swap-free Islamic account, you register an XS profile, verify your email, complete the questionnaire, and submit proof of identity and proof of residence to activate the account. Then swap-free status is applied at the profile level: it is automatically provided for residents of the Islamic countries listed by XS under normal swap-free accounts, and it may be provided automatically or upon request under the special swap-free program in selective non-Islamic countries. Once your XS profile is designated swap-free, the swap-free status applies uniformly across your trading accounts and account types on MT4 and MT5, with swap-free grace periods that vary by instrument and specific rules for crypto pairs.
XS fund deposit and withdrawal methods
Across its funding pages and Help Center guidance, XS presents four core methods that appear consistently: bank transfer, Visa & MasterCard, Skrill, and Neteller. XS also states that online banking and local payment solutions may appear depending on your country of residence.
How XS funding is structured for Forex trading
XS treats funding as part of account operations, not as a separate product. You fund a trading balance through the payment methods XS supports, then trade Forex (or other instruments) once your funds are credited. When you withdraw, you initiate a withdrawal through the same ecosystem of payment rails.
XS publicly lists the same core methods on its deposits and withdrawals pages, and also confirms these methods in its Help Center articles.
Accepted deposit methods on XS
XS states that deposits are accepted via:
- bank transfers
- Visa and MasterCard
- Skrill
- Neteller
- online banking and local payment solutions (based on country of residence)
Even when online banking or local payment options are available, the four core methods above are the standard options XS repeatedly lists across its funding pages and Help Center content.
Deposit currencies supported on XS funding pages
On its deposits funding table, XS lists the accepted currencies as:
- EUR
- USD
- GBP
These are the currencies explicitly shown alongside the deposit methods in XS’s published funding table.
Deposit limits and processing time by method
XS provides a method-by-method breakdown for deposits, including minimum amount, maximum amount, processing time, and accepted currencies. According to XS’s deposit funding table:
- Bank transfer: minimum deposit from 300 USD, maximum unlimited, processing time 1–7 working days, accepted currencies EUR, USD, GBP
- Visa & MasterCard: minimum 20 USD, maximum 25,000 USD, processing time instant, accepted currencies EUR, USD, GBP
- Skrill: minimum 15 USD, maximum 15,000 USD or equivalent, processing time instant, accepted currencies EUR, USD, GBP
- Neteller: minimum 15 USD, maximum 15,000 USD or equivalent, processing time instant, accepted currencies EUR, USD, GBP
XS also publishes the same deposit minimums and maximums in a Help Center entry focused specifically on deposit limits.
How long XS deposits take to confirm
XS provides an additional timing description in its Help Center for deposit confirmation:
- Deposits made through e-wallets and credit cards typically take between 5 to 25 minutes to be confirmed
- USD Swift transfers usually take 2 to 5 working days
These timings are important for Forex traders because deposit confirmation affects when margin becomes usable for new positions.
How to deposit funds into an XS account
XS states that you can deposit funds using several accepted methods, including bank transfers, Visa & MasterCard, Skrill, and Neteller, and that each method has its own processing time and limits.
In practical terms, the deposit flow is built around choosing the method that matches your funding source:
Deposit flow that matches XS’s method structure
- Choose the funding method (bank transfer, card, Skrill, Neteller, or an available local/online banking option)
- Enter an amount that meets the minimum for that method and stays within the maximum
- Use one of the supported currencies shown in the funding table (EUR, USD, GBP where listed)
- Complete the payment authorization within the method (card authorization or e-wallet login)
- Wait for confirmation based on method timing (minutes for cards/e-wallets, days for transfers)
What each deposit method is best for
Bank transfer deposits
Bank transfers on XS are built for larger deposits and for traders who prefer bank-to-broker funding.
XS lists bank transfer deposits with:
- minimum deposit from 300 USD
- maximum deposit unlimited
- processing time 1–7 working days
- accepted currencies EUR, USD, GBP
If you use USD SWIFT for transfers, XS also states transfers usually take 2 to 5 working days under that channel.
This makes bank transfer a fit for traders who plan funding ahead of time and do not rely on same-session deposits to manage a margin call or open a trade immediately.
Visa & MasterCard deposits
Card deposits on XS are positioned for speed and everyday funding.
XS lists Visa & MasterCard deposits with:
- minimum deposit 20 USD
- maximum deposit 25,000 USD
- processing time instant
- accepted currencies EUR, USD, GBP
XS also states credit card deposits typically confirm in 5 to 25 minutes, which is useful when you want to fund a Forex account and trade quickly without waiting for bank settlement.
Skrill deposits
Skrill is an e-wallet deposit method frequently used by Forex traders for speed and separation from card or bank rails.
XS lists Skrill deposits with:
- minimum deposit 15 USD
- maximum deposit 15,000 USD or equivalent
- processing time instant
- accepted currencies EUR, USD, GBP
XS also groups e-wallet deposits into the category that typically confirms within minutes.
Neteller deposits
Neteller is another e-wallet method that XS lists alongside Skrill.
XS lists Neteller deposits with:
- minimum deposit 15 USD
- maximum deposit 15,000 USD or equivalent
- processing time instant
- accepted currencies EUR, USD, GBP
For active Forex traders, Neteller can function as a fast funding tool similar to Skrill when it is supported for your country profile.
Accepted withdrawal methods on XS
XS states that withdrawals are processed through:
- bank transfers
- Visa and MasterCard
- Skrill
- Neteller
- online banking and local payment solutions (depending on your country of residence)
XS also states in a separate Help Center article that you can withdraw using bank transfers, Visa & MasterCard, Skrill, or Neteller.
Withdrawal limits and processing time by method
XS provides a method-by-method breakdown for withdrawals on its withdrawals funding table. According to XS’s withdrawal funding table:
- Bank transfer: minimum withdrawal 250 USD, maximum unlimited, processing time 1–7 working days, accepted currencies EUR, USD, GBP
- Visa & MasterCard: minimum 5 USD, maximum 25,000 USD, processing time 7–10 working days, accepted currencies EUR, USD, GBP
- Skrill: minimum 50 USD, maximum 15,000 USD or equivalent, processing time 1 business day, accepted currencies EUR, USD, GBP
- Neteller: minimum 15 USD, maximum 2,500 USD or equivalent, processing time instant, accepted currencies EUR, USD, GBP
XS also lists the same withdrawal minimum and maximum limits in its Help Center article focused on withdrawal limits.
How long XS withdrawals take to be processed
XS distinguishes two layers of timing:
XS internal handling time
XS states that withdrawals are typically processed within 24 hours.
Payment channel settlement time
XS also lists method-specific processing time on its withdrawal funding table:
- bank transfer: 1–7 working days
- card withdrawals: 7–10 working days
- Skrill: 1 business day
- Neteller: instant
How to withdraw funds from an XS account
XS states you can withdraw funds using bank transfers, Visa & MasterCard, Skrill, or Neteller, and that processing time and limits vary by method.
A withdrawal flow that matches XS’s structure looks like this:
- Choose the withdrawal method that matches what you want to use (bank transfer, card, Skrill, Neteller, or an available local/online banking route)
- Enter an amount above the method minimum and within the method maximum
- Submit the withdrawal request
- XS processes the request typically within 24 hours, then the method settlement time applies
Choosing the right method for your Forex trading style
If you want fast deposits for trade timing
Use Visa/MasterCard, Skrill, or Neteller where available. XS lists these as instant on the deposit funding table and also indicates confirmation is typically within minutes for cards and e-wallets.
This is useful if your Forex plan depends on reacting to volatility, opening positions after a signal, or quickly topping up margin.
If you want large deposit capacity
Bank transfer is the method XS lists with an unlimited maximum deposit per transaction.
This is often used by traders funding a larger Forex trading account or transferring capital from a bank treasury account.
If you want faster withdrawals
XS lists Neteller withdrawals as instant and Skrill withdrawals as one business day, while cards are shown as a longer processing window in the funding table.
For traders who prefer shorter access-to-cash cycles, the e-wallet options can be more aligned with speed expectations when they are supported in your region.
If you want traditional banking withdrawals
Bank transfer withdrawals are supported with an unlimited maximum, but XS lists the processing window as 1–7 working days.
This suits traders who prefer moving profits or principal back into the banking system even if the settlement time is longer.
Fees and what XS states about deposit and withdrawal charges
XS states on its website that there are no fees on deposits & withdrawals.
For a Forex trader, that statement is important because it clarifies the broker-side charging position for funding. The practical takeaway is that the broker does not position deposits and withdrawals as revenue lines, and funding is intended to be a functional part of account operations.
A clear method comparison for Forex traders
Here is a clean summary of the main XS funding table data.
| Deposits | |
|---|---|
| Bank transfer | min from 300 USD, max unlimited, 1–7 working days, EUR/USD/GBP |
| Visa & MasterCard | min 20 USD, max 25,000 USD, instant, EUR/USD/GBP |
| Skrill | min 15 USD, max 15,000 USD or equivalent, instant, EUR/USD/GBP |
| Neteller | min 15 USD, max 15,000 USD or equivalent, instant, EUR/USD/GBP |
| Withdrawals | |
|---|---|
| Bank transfer | min 250 USD, max unlimited, 1–7 working days, EUR/USD/GBP |
| Visa & MasterCard | min 5 USD, max 25,000 USD, 7–10 working days, EUR/USD/GBP |
| Skrill | min 50 USD, max 15,000 USD or equivalent, 1 business day, EUR/USD/GBP |
| Neteller | min 15 USD, max 2,500 USD or equivalent, instant, EUR/USD/GBP |
Practical funding tips that match XS rules and timings
Match your amount to the method minimum
XS applies different minimums for each method. If you attempt to deposit or withdraw below the minimum, the transaction cannot follow the method’s published rule set.
Examples from XS:
- Deposit minimum is 20 USD for cards and 15 USD for Skrill/Neteller, while bank transfer starts from 300 USD.
- Withdrawal minimum can be as low as 5 USD for cards, but bank transfer minimum is 250 USD, and Skrill minimum is 50 USD.
Plan for bank transfer timing
If you rely on bank transfers, treat them as planned funding rather than emergency margin funding. XS lists bank transfer deposits and withdrawals in a multi-day window.
Use method timing to avoid trading interruption
A Forex trader who needs quick trading continuity generally benefits from deposit methods that XS describes as instant and confirms within minutes for cards/e-wallets.
Separate broker processing from settlement time
XS states withdrawals are typically processed within 24 hours, while the payment channel timing shown in the funding table can still be longer, especially for cards and bank transfers.
XS supports a clear, repeatable funding structure built around bank transfers, Visa/MasterCard, Skrill, and Neteller, with online banking and local payment solutions available depending on the country of residence. Deposits have defined minimums, maximums, accepted currencies, and processing times, and withdrawals follow the same approach with method-specific limits and settlement windows. XS also states withdrawals are typically processed within 24 hours on the broker side, while the final time to receive funds depends on the method selected.
Please check XS official website or contact the customer support with regard to the latest information and more accurate details.
Please click "Introduction of XS", if you want to know the details and the company information of XS.


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