Yes, they are normally called Islamic accounts.
We have them available, here.
These are used mostly by people of the Muslim faith whose religious laws (according to some) prohibit holding overnight positions which incur notional interest, because those imply borrowing money (again according to some).
Islamic accounts are a slightly more expensive way to trade, for most people.
A different perspective is that this problem does not really arise, even for orthodox Islamic traders, because if they are trading CFD, currencies are not exchanged between the customer and the broker at all, so the charge is simply an administrative fee, and not interest (it is only “pretend interest”).
I have seen this point very hotly discussed between some traders to whom it’s very important (but I’m not one of them).