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In my experience researching Taiwan Cooperative Securities (TCS), I've found that their publicly listed services emphasize margin trading, short sales, futures trading, consigned trading of foreign securities, and securities investment consulting, mainly focusing on securities listed on the TPEx. As someone who takes platform transparency seriously, I noticed there is no direct mention of trading specific commodities such as Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil either through spot contracts or CFDs. This absence could indicate a limited product range compared to some international brokers that provide direct commodity trading. Given that TCS does offer consigned trading of foreign securities and proprietary trading of securities-related futures, it's possible there may be indirect access to some commodity-linked products, such as commodity ETFs or futures listed on overseas exchanges. However, there is no clear evidence that TCS facilitates direct trading of Gold or Crude Oil as standalone assets. Furthermore, the lack of a transparent, detailed product list and no mention of leverage or trading platform specifics makes it difficult for me to conclusively verify such asset availability. For traders like myself who require direct access to XAU/USD or crude oil markets, this uncertainty means TCS may not be the most suitable choice unless further information is obtained directly from their support or detailed product disclosures. As a rule, I recommend verifying the full tradable asset list and platform capabilities directly with the broker before making any commitment.