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As an experienced trader, I value clarity on available trading instruments before choosing a broker. In my review of Chibagin Securities, I found that their product lineup is quite broad, although with a noticeable focus on traditional investment options common to Japanese brokers with a long history. From what I gathered, Chibagin Securities offers access to domestic and foreign stocks, which allows both local and international equity trading. Additionally, there are investment trusts, fund wraps, REITs, ETFs, ETNs, and a range of bonds available. They also provide access to accumulation investment plans like Ruitou and Tsumitate Mutual Funds, along with NISA accounts. However, when it comes to forex trading—a key interest for many active traders like myself—Chibagin Securities is regulated as a retail forex broker, which means forex trading is indeed offered. I did not find any explicit mention of cryptocurrencies or commodities such as gold or oil in their instrument list, which suggests these might not be part of their core offerings. This conservative, regulated approach is often the case with long-established Japanese financial firms. For me, the absence of crypto and commodity products is a limitation, although their regulated status and range of traditional instruments may appeal to investors seeking stable, established markets. I always prioritize brokers who disclose clear product details and maintain regulatory oversight, and Chibagin Securities fits this profile despite some gaps in modern offerings.