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In my experience as a trader, I’ve learned that it’s essential to thoroughly investigate what instruments are truly available before funding any account, especially with brokers that lack robust regulatory oversight. Reliancesmartmoney describes itself as a multi-asset trading platform, and according to available information, it does offer a range of investment products including commodity futures. Commodity futures is a broad term that can potentially include popular contracts like gold (XAU/USD futures) and crude oil, but this is where clarity matters. Unfortunately, reliancesmartmoney does not specify anywhere—at least from what I could find—whether they support trading spot gold (XAU/USD) or crude oil CFDs directly. The mention of “commodity futures” in their product list suggests these markets might be available in some form, but without clear confirmation and with no further detail on available instruments, contract specifications, or leverage, I can only say it’s uncertain whether you can trade these specific commodities in the way most retail forex traders expect. Given the broker’s lack of regulatory status and transparency about its detailed offerings, I exercise extra caution. For me, the absence of specifics on gold and oil trading is a significant limiting factor. If trading XAU/USD or crude oil is essential for your strategy, I would recommend verifying directly with their customer support and, more prudently, comparing with fully regulated brokers where such information and access are clearly stated. With reliancesmartmoney, ambiguity around offering these particular commodities means the risk of not getting what you expect is higher than I’m personally comfortable with.