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Based on my experience and a close reading of the available broker information, it appears that Currenex primarily focuses on foreign exchange (FX) trading, but the platform also references liquidity sourcing and aggregation for FX, money markets, and precious metals. This strongly suggests that trading gold (XAU/USD) is offered, as precious metals are specifically called out in their service description. However, the information does not make direct mention of energy commodities like crude oil, nor does it list oil as one of the available instruments or asset classes. In my own approach as a trader, I would never assume availability without explicit confirmation, especially when it comes to high-risk or specialized asset classes like crude oil. The lack of clear reference to oil products on Currenex means I would treat their crude oil offering as unconfirmed and would always reach out to their support channels before considering opening an account if trading oil was a priority for me. Ultimately, for traders interested in gold, Currenex looks to include precious metals in their liquidity pools; for crude oil, no definitive evidence is provided. I always stress the importance of fully confirming instrument availability with the broker before making any funding or trading decisions, particularly where regulatory and legitimacy concerns exist.