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From my research and personal due diligence, Leverate is not a retail broker, and as such, I cannot trade instruments like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil through them directly as an individual trader. Instead, Leverate operates as a technology and liquidity solutions provider, catering specifically to brokerage firms or institutional clients. While their platforms and technology support a wide range of assets, including FX, CFDs, cryptocurrencies, and even precious metals like gold, these products are only available for integration to brokerage businesses rather than for individual trading. This distinction is critical; no individual accounts, deposits, or direct trading with the company are permitted. Leverate's own entities, including FXPN and Leverate Capital Markets, are designed for B2B services and explicitly do not serve retail clients. I always make it a priority to scrutinize regulatory status, and here, clear warnings about suspicious licensing and regulatory concerns further reinforce my caution. For retail traders searching for gold or crude oil exposure, it's essential to only consider brokers that are properly regulated, allow direct account opening, and have a transparent record. In summary, while Leverate’s infrastructure supports trading in gold and oil on a technical level for brokerages, it is not possible for me or any individual trader to access these markets through Leverate directly. My advice is to always confirm that a broker offers direct client trading, possesses clear regulatory backing, and is transparent about its business scope before attempting to trade any asset class.