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Based on my research into Star Store’s background, I have significant reservations about trading any individual assets—such as Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil—with this broker. The most critical concern for me is that Star Store holds no valid regulatory license, and their regulatory index on industry monitoring platforms is effectively zero. This lack of oversight means there is no credible authority ensuring that client funds are protected or that the trading environment is fair. In my experience, trading precious metals or commodities with such brokers introduces a high potential for risk, not just in terms of instrument volatility but also with the safety of deposits and the reliability of order execution. Additionally, Star Store’s business history is marked by “suspicious scope of business” warnings, and their total risk management index is also zero. Even though they have been operating for five to ten years and are registered in Japan, I could not verify any information that specifically lists Gold or Crude Oil as available trading instruments. For me, this lack of transparency is a red flag. Trust and security always come first, especially when considering leveraged assets like XAU/USD or energy products. Given these factors, I personally would not attempt to trade Gold, Crude Oil, or any other individual instruments through Star Store. Instead, I would opt for brokers with strong, verifiable regulation and a clear asset offering.