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Based on my personal experience in the industry and after closely examining the available information, I approach GRANDIS SECURITIES with a high degree of caution, especially regarding asset selection. From what I’ve observed, GRANDIS SECURITIES does offer a range of tradable instruments categorized as basic assets (like stocks and bonds) and, more importantly for this question, a variety of derivatives. The listed derivatives include financial products such as futures, options, and swaps, as well as commodity derivatives with specific mention of crude oil futures and agricultural options. For someone like me who is specifically interested in trading individual commodities such as Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil, this setup suggests that trading crude oil through derivatives is indeed available. However, the context does not explicitly mention gold or XAU/USD as a directly available asset, although its inclusion under “commodity derivatives” could be implied, since brokers regulated in Cyprus often provide such instruments. My general advice is to be extremely thorough in verifying whether Gold (XAU/USD) contracts are accessible before opening an account, as there is low information transparency, and some essential details such as trading platforms and instrument specifications are currently missing. I never commit funds until I’ve had written confirmation from customer service about the exact products and contract terms. Overall, crude oil derivatives are clearly available, but gold should be confirmed directly with GRANDIS SECURITIES to avoid unpleasant surprises. Trust is built through information, so I strongly recommend clear and direct communication before any commitment.