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From my experience as an independent trader, I have learned to be uncompromisingly cautious when considering any brokerage, especially those without clear regulatory status. According to the available information, RONGTONG GOLD has been operating for over five years and is based in China, but it is entirely unregulated and has been assigned a high-risk warning. While RONGTONG GOLD promotes itself as a provider of diverse services—including recycling, purification, processing, and even sales within the precious metals and environmental sectors—there is a noticeable lack of explicit detail regarding the ability to trade standard capital market assets like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. For me, trustworthy brokers make their asset offerings and trading conditions highly transparent, particularly when it comes to popular instruments such as Gold and Crude Oil. On RONGTONG GOLD’s listings, I could not find any direct reference to trading these instruments in the typical sense known to retail forex and commodities traders. It appears their focus might be more on physical trading or related business services rather than broad financial market speculation. Given the complete absence of regulatory oversight and the platform’s vague disclosure about its tradable assets, I would personally not consider it a reliable venue for trading financial instruments like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. I would strongly urge any trader to verify such critical details directly with the broker and, more importantly, to prioritize platforms with clear regulatory credentials and transparent product offerings before proceeding.