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In my experience exploring Tiger Markets (test), I could not clearly identify a reliable list of available trading instruments. The broker presents itself as regulated in Cyprus with an STP execution model, and it mentions use of the cTrader platform, which typically supports a diverse range of assets like forex and CFDs. However, I noticed that their product descriptions were incomplete, with placeholders such as "123123" under the products section and missing details about specifics like forex pairs, stocks, indices, or commodities. As a trader looking for transparency and clarity, this lack of concrete information raises caution for me. Moreover, information about trading conditions such as minimum deposit, spread, and leverage is conspicuously absent. Withdrawals and deposits list payment channels like VISA and Neteller, but this alone does not clarify what instruments you can actually trade. In my view, any broker that fails to provide a straightforward account of its tradable markets leaves too much uncertainty, especially when several user reviews also mention technical and withdrawal issues. Therefore, while the infrastructure (cTrader, STP) could technically support a range of instruments, I would not feel confident assuming broad access to forex or other asset classes with Tiger Markets (test) until more definitive and verifiable details are provided. Transparent disclosure is crucial before committing funds as a retail trader.