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In my own experience evaluating brokers with an environmental or commodities focus, it’s important to look carefully at their product offerings and regulatory status. With SCB, the primary emphasis appears to be on low-carbon commodities, carbon-neutral solutions, and broader environmental product markets. They highlight sustainability and their global presence in these sectors, which certainly distinguishes them from traditional forex or multi-asset brokers. Based on the detailed information I’ve reviewed, SCB does not provide general investment or forex trading services, and there’s no indication that they offer typical retail trading instruments like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil in a form familiar to most forex or CFD traders. Their focus is primarily on specialized environmental commodities, not on conventional metals or energy commodities in a speculative trading context. Furthermore, their regulatory licenses are either revoked or expired, which would make me very cautious about considering them for any kind of active trading, especially with assets as widely traded and regulated as gold or oil. For me, as someone seeking exposure to gold or crude oil, a platform with clear regulatory backing and a straightforward range of traditional instruments would be far more suitable. SCB’s platform does not align with these requirements or expectations.