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Speaking purely from my experience as a trader looking for reliable access to instruments like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil, I have substantial reservations regarding India Advantage. According to the information I have seen, India Advantage markets itself as offering access to equities, derivatives (F&O), currencies, and commodities. While "commodities" could theoretically include Gold and Crude Oil, the broker doesn’t provide granular details about precisely which assets are available. This ambiguity is problematic for me: in the trading world, specifics matter, especially for assets like XAU/USD, which is a forex symbol, and global benchmarks for oil. It is also concerning that India Advantage operates without valid regulatory oversight. From my perspective, trading with an unregulated broker is inherently riskier because client protections are not enforceable to the same standard as with licensed firms. On top of this, the platform details are vague; I could not identify support for established trading software or a demo environment—both key features I look for to assess asset coverage and order execution before committing funds. In summary, while India Advantage claims to offer commodities, I could not confirm with certainty if this truly includes tradable Gold (XAU/USD) or international Crude Oil contracts suited to my needs. I would approach with caution and require direct clarification before considering trading these specific assets.