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Based on my direct analysis of RGL, I have to approach this broker with considerable caution. Despite their long operational history and diverse technical and IT services, RGL has no valid regulatory license and is not overseen by any reputable financial authority. From my experience, this greatly increases the overall risk associated with even considering any form of trading or investing through the platform. When it comes to trading particular assets such as Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil, there’s another significant concern: the service list on RGL is entirely focused on internet, cloud, and IT infrastructure solutions. I did not find any direct indication that RGL offers trading in forex, commodities, or CFDs. There is no mention of trading platforms that support such assets, nor is there any reference to standard trading instruments or asset classes familiar to active traders like myself. From a risk perspective, even if trading were somehow made available by RGL in the future, the lack of regulatory oversight, combined with the company’s ambiguous scope in the financial markets, would be enough for me to advise against depositing funds or attempting to trade. For me, platforms that lack clarity and proper licensing are simply not trustworthy – especially in areas as sensitive as gold and crude oil trading. I would always recommend prioritizing safety and transparency when choosing a broker.