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Based on my experience evaluating brokers, I always proceed with caution when a platform provides limited or unclear information about the instruments available for trading. For XSpot Wealth, I noticed that their publicly available data, including regulatory and company details, emphasizes their focus on private wealth solutions rather than listing specific tradable assets such as Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. Their fee structure and account requirements are laid out, but there is an absence of any transparent mention of forex or commodity products. From my perspective, the lack of explicit disclosure about asset offerings is important—especially given the high risk and multiple withdrawal complaints associated with this broker. For me, the inability to directly verify the availability of Gold or Crude Oil trading, combined with a pattern of negative user experiences and a business model oriented more toward managed wealth than self-directed trading, raises red flags. Because of this, I would not assume that traditional spot trading for assets like Gold or Oil is reliably accessible via XSpot Wealth. If these instruments are vital to your trading strategy, I recommend seeking a broker with a clear, well-documented asset list and consistently positive fund withdrawal history before funding an account.