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Based on my review of DONGHUA FUTURES, I can confirm that this broker specializes in futures and commodities trading within China, as it is properly licensed by the China Financial Futures Exchange. In my experience, having clear regulatory oversight is an essential first step when considering a platform. However, it’s important to understand that DONGHUA FUTURES does not provide access to forex pairs like XAU/USD (which represents Gold traded against the US Dollar) or crude oil contracts typically quoted in global markets. Instead, the firm focuses on products officially listed on domestic Chinese exchanges, specifically covering China-listed futures and commodities. From what I have seen, this means that international contracts such as XAU/USD or Brent/WTI crude oil futures – which are common in global forex and CFD broker offerings – are not available here. In my own trading, clarity about available instruments is crucial, as regulatory and operational scopes differ significantly between mainland Chinese futures brokers and international multi-asset platforms. If your primary aim is to trade Gold (XAU/USD) or international oil benchmarks, this platform is not suitable. DONGHUA FUTURES is best suited for those interested in participating in China’s regulated commodity and financial futures markets. I always recommend verifying the exact contract specifications with customer support before depositing, as transparency seems limited, especially regarding fee structures and the specific list of tradable commodities. For me, this cautious approach ensures that I only commit capital to brokers offering exactly what I need.