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Based on my thorough evaluation and personal experience with broker selection, I would exercise considerable caution when considering PNB for trading assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil. PNB’s primary business, according to its official information, focuses on traditional banking services, remittance, insurance, and general investments. I have not found any clear evidence or product details indicating direct access to trading commodities such as Gold or Crude Oil, particularly in the way a typical online forex or CFD broker would offer. Furthermore, PNB does not hold regulation from recognized authorities like the SEC, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, or leading global regulators. This lack of oversight is a significant concern for me, because reputable commodity trading platforms usually prioritize strict regulatory compliance to protect clients’ capital and ensure transparent operations. The digital app mentioned is intended for banking and general investment management, not for leveraged trading of spot metals or energies. For me, the ability to responsibly and efficiently trade instruments such as XAU/USD or Oil requires a broker with proper commodity trading infrastructure, transparent fee disclosures, and straightforward regulatory standing. PNB simply does not fit that profile at this time. Given these considerations, I do not believe PNB provides the necessary platform or regulatory assurances for someone looking to trade assets like Gold or Crude Oil directly. I would recommend seeking out a well-regulated broker specializing in these instruments for such purposes.