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From my experience navigating Victory Securities, my assessment is that while the broker is firmly established in Hong Kong with over 20 years in the industry and it holds valid SFC regulation, its core service offering centers primarily on equities, futures contracts, and a wide array of traditional financial instruments. On their listed platforms—including VictoryX and their desktop and mobile trading solutions—the product lineup heavily highlights stocks from Hong Kong, China, Japan, the US, and other global exchanges, as well as virtual assets and wealth management products. Throughout my due diligence, I found no explicit mention of direct trading in individual spot commodities like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. Typically, brokers that offer such trading make it clear by listing either spot commodity CFDs or specific commodity futures within their product range. Here, the attention seems more on equities and related markets, not forex or spot commodities. For those seeking to trade physical gold or oil CFDs directly, it’s my view that Victory Securities may not be the most specialized venue. While there could theoretically be derivative exposure through certain futures offered, I personally have not found adequate transparency or product information to confidently recommend them for direct gold or oil trading. Given the complexity of fees and the absence of clear live chat support, my advice is always to verify current tradable assets with their support team before proceeding if commodities trading is your primary goal.