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Based on my direct review of Qian Kun Futures, I have to point out that the broker’s offering is quite narrowly focused. From my examination, Qian Kun Futures only provides access to futures trading, and there is no indication that specific assets such as Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil contracts are available for individual speculation, at least not in a straightforward forex or global commodity format that international traders might expect. The lack of information on their website regarding the exact list of tradable instruments, coupled with the absence of broader asset classes like forex, commodities, indices, or cryptos, raises important transparency concerns for me as a trader who values clarity before committing funds. While Qian Kun Futures holds a futures license from the China Financial Futures Exchange and is therefore regulated in China, this does not necessarily mean that all global commodities or precious metals contracts are offered. In my experience, it is crucial to confirm with the broker directly—through official communication channels—whether contracts like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil (often traded as futures globally) are supported on their trading platforms. The limited information available and the broker’s stated focus on local futures leave me cautious; without explicit confirmation, I would not assume that these international commodities are tradable through Qian Kun Futures. As always, I prioritize transparency and detailed product listings before opening an account or making deposits. In my opinion, those specifically interested in trading Gold or Crude Oil should seek formal confirmation from the broker and consider whether the platform truly aligns with their trading goals and risk management needs.