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Based on my review of Gold Fun Corporation Ltd, I see their core focus is on precious metals—especially gold. Their regulatory framework is under Hong Kong’s CGSE with a Type A1 License, which is directly associated with gold and silver trading. The services Gold Fun highlights include pure gold bars, gold ore, gold investment, and gold futures. From my perspective as a trader, this suggests that trading gold, whether as a commodity or as a contract (such as XAU/USD), is possible on their platform. Furthermore, user feedback describes stable execution and timely pricing during news events, which supports the view that active gold trading is their forte. However, I have not found any explicit reference to crude oil or other individual commodities outside of precious metals. There’s also a notable lack of detailed product listings or demo accounts, which makes it hard to fully verify the presence of assets like crude oil (such as WTI or Brent CFDs). For me, this raises caution: while I would feel reasonably confident about their gold offering due to their regulation and specialization, I would not assume crude oil trading is available without direct confirmation from their customer support. When considering any new broker, especially one focused around a specific asset like gold, I always recommend confirming the exact tradable instruments and seeking independent advice if asset diversity matters to your strategy. In short, gold is clearly possible, but crude oil is uncertain until verified.