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Based on my detailed examination of Tracom, I would approach the question of trading assets such as Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil on their platform with significant caution. Tracom appears to focus primarily on Indian capital markets, demat services, mutual funds, and fixed-income products like bonds and RBI bonds, rather than on forex or global commodities. In my experience, a reputable broker that genuinely offers trading in instruments like XAU/USD or crude oil would make those products visibly available, especially since these are highly demanded by active traders. When I investigated the product line-up for Tracom, I found a complete absence of mention regarding forex pairs or international commodities. Additionally, the only trading platform mentioned is a proprietary mobile app, and there is no reference to the standard platforms or account types typically provided for multi-asset trading, nor is there support for a demo account for testing such features. Given these limitations—and the high risks associated with the lack of regulatory oversight—I'm not confident that Tracom is set up to support direct trading in global assets like Gold and Crude Oil. Personally, for exposure to those instruments, I would seek a regulated broker with a proven record in global markets, specific mention of those assets, and robust, transparent trading infrastructure. In summary, I have not found evidence that Tracom offers XAU/USD or crude oil trading, and I would be very cautious about expecting such access from this broker.