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From my experience as a trader exploring StoneX, I can confirm that the platform does offer access to a range of asset classes, including commodities. While their official information specifically lists commodities as tradable instruments, the details about which specific commodities—such as Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil—are available are not fully transparent on the public-facing materials I reviewed. However, in the FX and broader trading space, “commodities” typically refers to major instruments like gold and crude oil. In practice, a reputable multi-asset broker usually includes gold and crude oil under its commodities offerings because these are standard benchmarks in the industry and highly sought-after by both retail and institutional clients. That said, the absence of regulatory oversight and a lack of detailed instrument lists on StoneX makes me much more cautious. When information on instruments or trading conditions is unclear, I always recommend verifying directly with the broker’s support before committing any funds. For me, the lack of transparency around fee structures, deposit/withdrawal processes, and regulatory standing raises significant concerns. Even if gold and oil are available, these risk factors weigh heavily on my decision to trade with StoneX. So, while trading such assets may be technically possible, I urge anyone to proceed with heightened vigilance and ensure all product details are confirmed independently prior to funding an account.