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From my perspective as a seasoned trader, evaluating FX Corp as a platform for trading specific instruments like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil requires caution. Based on what I’ve found, FX Corp focuses predominantly on providing foreign exchange solutions, particularly spot contracts and forward exchange contracts—mainly currency pairs—rather than traditional speculative trading in commodities like gold or oil through standard trading platforms. I could not find clear evidence of access to a comprehensive trading platform (such as MT4 or MT5), nor were Gold or Crude Oil specifically listed as tradable CFD assets. User experiences also raise concerns for me: there are consistent exposure reports alleging withdrawal issues, misleading profit guarantees, and suspicious solicitation tactics. While FX Corp is formally regulated by ASIC in Australia and advertises experience in international payments, the absence of verified trading software and the prominence of risk alerts make it extremely difficult for me to trust them with speculative trades on precious metals or energy commodities. For anyone considering trading assets like XAU/USD or Crude Oil, I would urge a conservative approach: only use brokers with transparent, well-reviewed platforms and a documented offering of those specific instruments. With FX Corp, the lack of clarity and concerning user feedback are, in my opinion, red flags rather than an invitation.