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Based on my close review of Finansia's available information and operational focus, I would be cautious about assuming direct access to global assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil with this broker. Finansia presents itself primarily as a securities brokerage in Thailand, with an emphasis on equity trading, IPO subscriptions, and investment seminars. The account types and the fee structures all point to products related to the Thai securities market rather than international forex or commodities trading. Importantly, there is no mention anywhere of CFD trading, spot metals, or energy products—which is typically the channel for retail access to XAU/USD or crude oil contracts. In my experience, the absence of clarity about asset coverage, coupled with the fact that Finansia is not regulated for international or currency brokerage, is a significant red flag for anyone interested in trading global commodities. The platform focus is on their proprietary Finansia HERO system, tailored towards stocks and digital trading tools for equities. Without explicit mention of gold, oil, or other commodities—let alone the relevant contract specifications or leverage terms—I personally would not rely on Finansia for trading these particular assets. For those strategies, I prefer working with brokers whose asset lists, regulations, and market access are fully transparent and specifically include commodities. Always prioritize protection of your capital and regulatory clarity before considering any unfamiliar asset class with a new brokerage.