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In my experience as a forex trader, I have found it essential to examine a broker’s offered instruments before considering them for trading commodities like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. With R K Global, while they do list commodities as part of their service offering, the information available does not specify the exact range of tradable commodities or whether popular assets like XAU/USD or global crude oil benchmarks (such as WTI or Brent) are available to retail clients. The lack of regulatory oversight with R K Global is a significant caution point for me. Usually, brokers serious about catering to international commodity traders will openly display their asset lists along with instrument codes and trading conditions, especially for highly sought assets like gold and oil. Since I couldn’t find clear confirmation that XAU/USD or specific crude oil CFDs are included, I would be unable to confidently open trades in those assets here without directly verifying this with their support team or via a live/demo account. Additionally, the absence of regulatory protection increases my hesitancy. Even if commodity trading is technically supported, I find such ambiguity and potential risk unacceptable for my funds. For anyone prioritizing transparency and safety alongside access to major commodities, I would urge extra caution and thorough investigation before choosing R K Global for trading gold or crude oil.