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As a seasoned trader who closely evaluates brokers before committing funds, I always prioritize clarity around available products. With Eddid Financial, I found some ambiguity regarding whether specific commodity assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil are tradable. The broker positions itself as a multi-asset financial institution, offering access to securities, futures, forex, stocks, funds, bonds, structured products, and private equity. Their proprietary trading platforms—Eddid One, Eddid Lite, and Eddid Pro—are marketed as supporting multi-asset trading. However, despite this broad product scope, I did not find explicit confirmation within the broker’s official summaries or user-facing materials about direct trading of spot gold, XAU/USD, or crude oil CFD products. While “futures” are included in their offerings, and it’s common for regulated Hong Kong brokers to offer commodity futures access, it’s unclear whether retail traders can access popular commodity CFDs like spot gold or oil pairs, which many forex traders seek. This uncertainty could be a concern for traders who, like me, value up-front, detailed information before opening an account. Given the absence of a demo account and some troubling user reports about withdrawals and account freezes, I personally would approach Eddid Financial cautiously if my primary aim were to trade gold or oil. Before depositing, I recommend requesting written confirmation from their support about the exact range of instruments available to retail clients, especially if gold and oil are non-negotiable for your trading strategy. My experience suggests caution and full verification of tradable instruments to avoid disappointment or unforeseen restrictions.