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In my experience evaluating SANKO, I’ve found that their platform specializes in providing access to a variety of traditional financial instruments, but certain asset classes are unavailable. Specifically, as a client, I am able to trade Japanese and global equities (stocks), as well as futures, options, bonds, ETFs, and REITs. For someone seeking broad exposure to conventional financial markets, SANKO does offer a solid range of tradable assets—its long-standing operation and regulation under Japan’s FSA adds a notable level of reassurance for me. However, it is important to recognize the limitations here: SANKO does not provide access to forex pairs, commodities, indices, or cryptocurrencies. This restriction could be significant depending on my trading interests or strategy. If my focus is on forex or digital assets, SANKO would not suit those needs. Additionally, the absence of these products may mean less flexibility for portfolio diversification via this platform. Overall, I consider SANKO’s instrument offering suitable for traditional asset trading, particularly in the Japanese market context, but not adequate for those requiring exposure to currencies, commodities, or crypto. For me, this is a critical factor when I’m deciding whether a broker fits my goals and risk profile.