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Based on my thorough review of Taishin Securities, I found that they do offer access to commodities as part of their tradable instruments. For me as a trader, this means that exposure to assets like gold and oil is likely possible through their platform in some form, typically via securities or commodity-linked products rather than standard spot forex pairs like XAU/USD or energy CFDs. Taishin Securities is a Taiwan-regulated firm focused primarily on securities, futures, ETFs, and bonds, so direct forex trading (including popular pairs like XAU/USD) is not supported according to their current offering. However, their commodities coverage suggests there are likely vehicles—such as futures contracts or commodity ETFs—that can track or provide indirect exposure to gold and crude oil prices. It’s important for me, and for anyone considering this broker, to clarify exactly how these commodities are made available and to be aware of the structure and associated risks, since the instruments may differ from the leveraged spot or CFD products offered by global forex brokers. Additionally, I want to emphasize that their platform is strictly regulated in Taiwan, which generally improves trust, but it can also mean certain account restrictions and a narrower product offering compared to international brokers. Before committing capital or making any trading decisions, I always recommend carefully reviewing the account eligibility, platform specifics, and possible fees, especially since detailed information on cost structures appears limited with Taishin Securities.