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Based on my review of CCB Futures, I found that the platform operates under a regulated futures license in China and has been active for about 5–10 years. However, as someone who prioritizes both platform transparency and asset range in my trading decisions, I paid particular attention to the products available. CCB Futures at present only supports futures trading and does not list specific forex, commodity pairs, or other asset classes such as gold (XAU/USD) or crude oil futures. This limitation was clear in the information provided: their offering is strictly focused on futures, with no indication that metals, energy contracts, or major commodity pairs are accessible. In my experience, this means I could not use CCB Futures to trade gold or oil contracts in any form, such as spot or CFDs, and there are no references to internationally popular instruments like XAU/USD or crude oil. While the broker does offer demo accounts and access to several trading platforms, the scope of tradable instruments is much narrower than what I've encountered at more diversified brokers. This lack of asset diversity is a significant consideration for me, especially since I often hedge or speculate on commodity moves as part of my overall trading strategy. Therefore, for traders specifically interested in gold or oil, CCB Futures would not be a suitable choice at this time.