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Speaking from my experience as a forex trader who evaluates brokers very carefully, I always investigate both the available asset classes and regulatory safeguards before deciding where to trade. When I took a close look at Derayah, I quickly noticed that their offering is mainly focused on stocks, bonds (including both Sukuk and conventional types), futures, and options—primarily within the Saudi and some international exchanges. Unfortunately, Derayah does not list forex, commodities, mutual funds, ETFs, or cryptocurrencies among its tradable instruments. For someone interested in trading specific commodities like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil, I found there are no indications that these popular instruments are available on either Derayah’s local or global trading platforms. This absence is notable, especially since commodity trading is a standard feature at most multi-asset brokers. Beyond the restricted asset selection, I also have significant concerns due to their lack of regulation by any recognized financial authority, which increases overall risk. In summary, based on the instruments detailed, it is not possible to trade Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil through Derayah. For anyone prioritizing safety, regulatory protection, and access to major global commodities, I would recommend seeking out a more established, regulated broker with a broader range of tradable assets.