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Drawing from my own experience as a trader and evaluating the facts provided, I have taken a conservative and careful approach when assessing what instruments are available with Vita Markets. The available information specifies that Vita Markets is regulated under CySEC in Cyprus and is set up to deliver investment services to both individual and corporate clients. Based on user comments and my reading of the broker's orientation, it’s clear that stocks—especially those from the US markets—can be accessed, and the platform seems particularly designed for beginners. Several reviews mention access to "top performing stock" and highlight a simple onboarding process for stock trading. However, I did not come across explicit references to forex, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities on Vita Markets’ current offerings. This omission leaves me cautious. Given that many brokers advertise multi-asset platforms but don't always deliver, I prioritise confirming direct, written details regarding available instruments before funding an account. Although their STP model typically aligns with forex trading, without clear confirmation, I personally would not assume forex, indices, commodities, or crypto are offered. In summary, as it stands, I can reliably confirm access to stock markets through Vita Markets, but I would advise anyone—even experienced traders like myself—not to take broader asset availability for granted without documented evidence or direct broker confirmation. This conservative approach has served me well in managing risk over the years.