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As an experienced forex trader, my first step before even considering trading new asset classes—especially popular ones like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil—on any broker is to verify the broker’s regulatory status, transparency, and a track record of reliability. Unfortunately, in my research of Billionext, I encountered serious issues that cannot be ignored. The broker is flagged for a highly suspicious regulatory license and a lack of verifiable oversight; there’s no accessible official website or clear information on available tradable instruments, including commodities. From my perspective, the most concerning information is the overwhelming number of unresolved complaints regarding frozen withdrawals and abrupt, unauthorized changes to users’ assets and trading conditions. Some users reported their funds being converted to proprietary tokens which cannot be withdrawn or exchanged. These are major red flags, and as a result, there is no transparent evidence to confirm that Billionext offers trading in Gold, Crude Oil, or any commodity pairs at all. Even if such assets appear listed, I would personally avoid engaging with this broker given its track record of non-payment and lack of regulatory protection. In financial matters that directly impact my capital, certainty and safety come before the promise of accessing specific assets or markets. Therefore, I would strongly caution against trading Gold, Crude Oil, or any asset on Billionext until trustworthy and fully regulated alternatives are considered.