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From my experience using BP Prime, I found that the broker primarily offers access to forex, commodities, and indices for both retail and professional accounts. I did not see any options for trading stocks, cryptocurrencies, bonds, options, or ETFs through this broker. For someone like me who values diversification, the absence of stocks and crypto is an important limitation to acknowledge. However, having access to forex and key financial indices can cover many typical trading strategies if those are your areas of focus. When I look at brokers, I always scrutinize what underlying instruments are supported because this affects my ability to adjust my portfolio or hedge risks. BP Prime’s product scope seems relatively narrow compared to some other firms that also offer stocks and digital assets. For my needs—being able to actively trade major and minor FX pairs as well as commodities such as gold or oil—BP Prime met the minimum, but if I wanted to branch into equity markets or newer instruments like crypto CFDs, I would simply be unable to do this here. Overall, if your trading style is concentrated on forex, commodities, and indices, BP Prime could serve your purpose. But it’s essential to be clear that your access is confined to those assets—something I consider carefully when choosing where to allocate my trading capital.