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From my thorough review of CMCU, I found that this broker is primarily focused on providing traditional financial services such as savings accounts, loans, insurance, and broader investment and travel-related products. While I always try to carefully assess whether a broker genuinely offers access to liquid markets like forex, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities, in the case of CMCU, I could not identify concrete evidence or specific platform details indicating that they support trading these instruments directly. The product descriptions are centered around conventional banking and personal finance, not trading. I also noticed no mention of standard trading platforms or demo accounts, which are typically essential for accessing these instruments as a trader. Furthermore, the scope of their ASIC license is marked as “exceeded” and the business activities appear to fall under investment advisory, not retail brokerage services for global markets. This regulatory issue further reinforces my caution in assuming any direct access to forex or other trading instruments through CMCU. In my experience, the lack of clarity, combined with a regulatory overrun and a fee structure more fitting a credit union than a trading broker, compels me to view CMCU as unsuitable for anyone seeking exposure to forex, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities via conventional trading channels. I would urge any trader to consider these limitations very carefully before making decisions.