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Based on my careful review of all available information regarding Zora, I have to say that I was unable to find any clear, verifiable evidence about the specific range of tradable assets, including Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. For me, this lack of essential product transparency is concerning, especially since most reputable brokers are explicit about which instruments they offer. What stood out even more was Zora’s absence of valid regulatory oversight and its “suspicious regulatory license” flag. As someone who has learned that regulation is the foundation of trader safety and reliable asset access, I view these red flags cautiously. The overall risk profile is rated as high, with a risk management index of 0.00, and the platform scores extremely low in regulatory evaluation. Furthermore, when I looked for client feedback and real experiences, I found little to build trust—aside from one review alleging withdrawal problems. For a trader like me who puts security and transparency first, these drawbacks force me to step back. Without confirmed information about gold, oil, or other contracts, and in light of significant regulatory and operational concerns, I wouldn’t risk capital or rely on Zora for anything, let alone trading such volatile commodities. When it comes to trading complex products like XAU/USD and crude oil, I believe strict caution and a regulated broker are absolutely essential.