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Based on my detailed review of Trivepro, my understanding is that they primarily offer contracts for difference (CFDs), spread betting, and cryptocurrency trading. However, the specific underlying assets or markets available for trading—such as Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil—are not clearly listed on their site or within the platform information I found. In my experience, most CFD brokers tend to include precious metals and energy commodities among their instrument list, but without official confirmation or a clear asset table from Trivepro, I cannot confidently state that gold or crude oil are available for trading here. This uncertainty reflects a broader lack of transparency and clarity in Trivepro’s offering, something that, as a cautious trader, always raises a red flag for me. Furthermore, Trivepro’s regulatory license has recently been revoked, and currently, they operate without regulatory oversight. For me, that means extra care is needed when considering this broker, both regarding the range of products and overall safety of funds. When it comes to trading assets as significant as XAU/USD and crude oil, I personally would seek a broker with a more explicit, reliably listed instrument selection and sound regulation before proceeding. Being thorough and skeptical in these situations has always helped me avoid unnecessary financial risk.