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In my experience as a trader, it’s essential to closely examine what a broker actually offers before opening an account, especially when considering commodities like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. When I looked into CANDEAL, I found that their focus is on the Canadian fixed income market and OTC derivatives, specifically catering to institutional or professional participants interested in Canadian instruments. Their platform, CanDeal Evolution, is designed primarily for trading the full range of Canadian fixed income securities and related derivatives, not for individual commodities or standard forex pairs. The fact that the broker is regulated by CIRO in Canada and has an operational history certainly lends some credibility, but based on the information provided, I saw no indication that assets like spot Gold or Crude Oil contracts are available for trading. From my perspective, this specialization means that, for someone seeking to trade typical retail products like XAU/USD or energy CFDs, CANDEAL is not a suitable choice. I always look for clear asset listings, especially regarding commodities, and in this case, the absence of any reference to gold or oil is notable. For anyone whose trading plan centers around these individual assets, I would exercise caution and consider other brokers who explicitly list these instruments within their offering. I personally would not attempt to access metals or oil trading through CANDEAL, as their business model and product set don’t appear to cover this need.