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Based on my experience as a trader and the information I’ve gathered, Zinvest is a Hong Kong-registered brokerage with regulation from the local Securities and Futures Commission. The broker deals primarily in futures contracts and asset management. However, when it comes to specifics about available trading instruments—such as whether Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil contracts are offered—the details become unclear. This uncertainty arises because Zinvest’s official website is currently inaccessible, and as a trader, I value transparency and accessibility above all. This lack of detailed, accessible information is concerning; not being able to directly verify the asset list or platform details means there’s risk in assuming support for popular commodities like gold or oil. Furthermore, the available user feedback highlights unresolved customer service issues and delays in updating account transactions. I believe that in the absence of clear, confirmable information about asset availability and trading conditions—especially for specific instruments like Gold and Crude Oil—it would be prudent not to make assumptions about what’s on offer. For me, trading with a broker where information is incomplete or access to basic services is inconsistent poses a risk I am not comfortable taking. Until Zinvest provides clear documentation and improves its transparency and customer support, I cannot confirm the availability of gold or crude oil trading with them, nor would I recommend proceeding without explicit verification.