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Reflecting on my experience as someone who prioritizes cautious broker selection, I approached MEKSA with due diligence. MEKSA presents itself as a multi-asset brokerage, highlighting services in derivative instruments and forex markets. In my assessment, these service offerings often, in professional practice, include commodities like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil, which are typically standard instruments on platforms that feature derivatives and forex trading. However, based strictly on the information made available, MEKSA does not officially list or specify tradable assets—such as Gold or Crude Oil—on their open-access documentation. The lack of regulatory oversight and the absence of transparent asset listings raise significant concerns for me as an independent trader. When a broker is without a valid license, achieving confidence in their product range and the security of client funds is exceedingly difficult. Furthermore, MEKSA’s reported regulatory status, low trust score, and unresolved user complaints all contribute to my reluctance. Consequently, while their claimed derivatives services theoretically could cover popular commodities, I am unable to confirm with certainty that trading Gold or Crude Oil is possible or reliable with MEKSA. From a risk management standpoint, I would urge thorough verification directly with the broker and extreme caution before attempting to trade any specific assets with them.