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In my experience assessing Valuable Capital, I found that the platform offers a diverse range of financial instruments, particularly through its coverage of futures contracts on multiple major global exchanges, including the Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX), CME, and SGX. This is relevant because, typically, gold and crude oil can be accessed as underlying assets via futures contracts listed on these well-known exchanges. From what I could gather, Valuable Capital explicitly mentions offering access to over 100 futures contracts, spanning assets like crude oil, foreign exchange, and stock indices. However, even though crude oil futures are referenced as available products, I couldn't find a clear and direct mention of spot gold (XAU/USD) trading. My understanding is that gold exposure seems possible primarily through futures contracts—rather than direct spot forex trading against the US dollar. It’s important to emphasize that, as always, platforms can update their product offerings, so anyone interested in specific asset classes should seek definitive, up-to-date confirmation with the broker before funding an account. Having personally encountered the complexities of multi-asset platforms, I’m particularly cautious about relying solely on product summaries. In my view, one of the strongest points of Valuable Capital is its regulatory oversight in Hong Kong and broad product range. But because I also observed credible user reports of withdrawal issues, I would exercise extra diligence—carefully verifying the asset list and terms, especially for commodities like gold and oil, before proceeding. For me, a conservative, risk-aware approach is non-negotiable in these settings.