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From my direct experience reviewing the offerings at QNB Invest, it’s clear they provide a notably diverse range of instruments for trading and investment. I was able to access forex pairs, which covered currencies and commodities. In addition to forex, stocks are available for trading, along with opportunities in overseas investment transactions and derivatives such as VIOP contracts—these include contracts on stocks, indices like the BIST-30, exchange rates, gold, and even electricity. There are also fixed-income instruments, warrants, various mutual funds, and a selection of exchange-traded funds. That said, I did not see any mention of cryptocurrency trading access, which is becoming more common elsewhere, but was not listed here. What stood out was QNB Invest’s broader array of traditional investment products, extending from vanilla stock and forex transactions to more structured products such as forwards, swaps, and options. From a cautious standpoint, this variety appeals to investors interested in diversification, though the lack of regulatory oversight and no clear information regarding demo access or specific trading conditions increase the risk profile. For me, weighing that risk is essential, especially when the assortment of instruments seems robust but transparency and investor protections are yet to be assured.