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Having evaluated TF SECURITIES as an experienced independent trader, I have some important considerations regarding their asset offerings and overall credibility. TF SECURITIES positions itself as a comprehensive financial institution, claiming a wide range of services like futures, investment banking, asset management, and proprietary trading. While these business lines suggest the possibility of commodities trading, including popular assets such as Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil, there is no explicit, verifiable mention from the provided information that these specific spot contracts or CFDs are available to individual traders. Their status as a publicly listed entity on the Shanghai Stock Exchange might initially appear reassuring. However, the lack of clear and valid regulatory information—especially an absence of recognition from the official Chinese regulator—gives me serious pause when considering opening any trading accounts, particularly for high-risk instruments like gold and oil. In a market where regulatory oversight is crucial for client protection, this gap is a red flag. Personally, before trading sensitive assets such as XAU/USD or crude oil futures with any broker, I require unambiguous confirmation of both the instrument availability and robust regulatory oversight. As of now, I do not see sufficient evidence that TF SECURITIES provides access to these instruments in a secure or transparent manner. For me, such uncertainty is too significant to ignore. I strongly recommend clear verification and due diligence for anyone considering trading complex commodities through this platform.