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Based on my experience analyzing brokers with similar profiles to ADMIS, I approach asset availability cautiously, especially when essential information is not fully disclosed. ADMIS positions itself primarily as a futures broker, offering access to a range of products that reportedly include grains, metals, softs, and forex, according to what I’ve seen. Metals as a category often encompass gold futures, so trading instruments related to gold—such as Gold (XAU/USD) futures—are likely available. However, it is crucial to underline that the exact list of tradeable assets, including spot XAU/USD or specific crude oil contracts, is not explicitly detailed by ADMIS. My own due diligence would demand direct verification, as I could not find definitive confirmation about crude oil (like WTI or Brent futures) as a tradeable asset. Another note of caution: ADMIS does not support MT4 or MT5 and instead uses CQG and Trading Technologies platforms, which are reputable in the futures industry but may present a learning curve. In short, while gold futures are almost certainly within reach through ADMIS, clarity on XAU/USD spot trading and crude oil remains lacking. Traders should reach out to ADMIS directly and exercise care to understand contract specifications before funding an account, since transparency regarding asset details and fees appears limited.