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Speaking from my own perspective as a trader who values both transparency and security, evaluating whether I might use QNB Invest for trading assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil requires careful consideration of their offering and overall risk profile. QNB Invest claims to provide access to a range of products, including commodities like gold, according to their service listing. Their involvement in offering contracts on gold and various commodities is highlighted under their VIOP segment, which signals that trading precious metals such as XAU/USD is likely possible. They also reference commodity instruments more broadly, suggesting crude oil could fall within their tradable assets. However, my principal concern—based on experience and a strong focus on risk management—is the lack of regulatory oversight. QNB Invest is not under the supervision of any recognized financial authority, and their highlighted "suspicious regulatory license" raises a significant red flag for me. In my experience, even if a platform advertises robust product selections and enhanced security measures, the absence of regulation means there is no external body ensuring fair practices or client fund protection. The risks of exposure to malpractices are too great to overlook. Therefore, while on paper it appears possible to trade assets like gold and potentially crude oil with QNB Invest, the critical issue for me is trust. With unregulated brokers, advertised products mean little without reliable oversight and transparent trading conditions. Personally, I would not proceed without clear, regulated confirmation of tradable instruments and strong investor safeguards.