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In my experience as an independent trader, I always make it a priority to scrutinize a broker’s offering before opening an account, especially when it comes to trading major commodities like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. With PG BERJANGKA, I noted that their regulatory status in Indonesia, specifically the license from BAPPEBTI, lends them a baseline level of legitimacy. However, when I looked closer at the instruments available, I discovered that their scope is currently restricted primarily to futures contracts, and there is a lack of clarity regarding which underlying assets these futures actually reference. Based on the information at hand, PG BERJANGKA does not offer trading in forex, commodities, indices, stocks, cryptocurrencies, bonds, or ETFs outside of their futures contracts. There’s also no explicit mention that specific assets like Gold or Crude Oil futures are part of their platform’s product list. Additionally, they do not provide access to widely used platforms such as MT4 or MT5, and their trading is limited to their proprietary mobile application, which for me raises concerns about flexibility and transparency. Given the absence of clear asset listings and the lack of information about deposit, withdrawal, or fee structures, I cannot confidently confirm the availability of Gold or Crude Oil for trading with PG BERJANGKA. If access to these commodities is essential, I would recommend proceeding with caution until the broker provides explicit details, as transparent information is critical for making informed trading decisions and managing risk effectively.