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From my personal experience exploring Alfa Capital as a potential broker, I made it a priority to carefully research what instruments could actually be traded there. According to their official materials, Alfa Capital does provide access to FX and metals trading, which would typically include the popular Gold (XAU/USD) pair. However, I noticed there was no explicit mention of commodities such as crude oil being available. This omission made me cautious, since for me as a trader, transparency on available instruments is crucial. Furthermore, the fact that both their CySEC and FCA licenses have been revoked means there is no current regulatory oversight safeguarding client interests, making any offering less trustworthy in my eyes. When I look at brokers, especially those operating without valid regulation, I take extra care to verify which assets can be traded before committing funds. In Alfa Capital's case, while metals like gold seem to be accessible, there is no evidence that crude oil, or other commodities, are supported. This uncertainty alone is enough for me to hesitate. For anyone considering trading specific assets such as XAU/USD, it is vital to directly confirm product availability with the broker and to weigh the regulatory risks involved. Personally, the lack of clear information and regulatory standing at Alfa Capital would be a significant red flag.