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From my exploration of Multigain as a potential trading venue, I can report that their instrument offering is quite broad in some areas but notably lacking in others. Multigain provides access to currencies, derivatives, commodities (both spot and derivatives), mutual funds, bonds, insurance, real estate, and Alternate Investment Funds (A.I.F.). However, they do not offer trading in indices, stocks, cryptocurrencies, options, or ETFs. As an active forex trader, I find it significant that while currency trading is available, the absence of many globally popular instruments—like equities, ETFs, and crypto—makes the platform much less versatile compared to well-established, regulated brokers. It's clear that their focus is primarily on products relevant to the Indian financial landscape, such as mutual funds, bonds, and insurance, rather than the full breadth of international instruments you might expect on a multi-asset trading platform. The platform's offering does allow for some diversification—especially through access to commodities and derivatives—but for me, the lack of access to a wider range of assets is a limitation. Additionally, this limited range should be viewed through the lens of Multigain’s regulatory status and risk profile, which raises further questions about whether it's a suitable venue for anything beyond basic, regionally-focused investment needs.