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From my experience analyzing HUA TAI as a broker, I have to be very deliberate and careful before committing funds, especially when looking to trade specific assets like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. HUA TAI is regulated in China with a futures license and offers a selection of instruments including stocks, options, and precious metals. However, the information I found makes it clear that while some precious metals trading is supported, there is no explicit mention of XAU/USD or global spot gold or oil contracts. Additionally, there is no evidence that commodities such as crude oil are offered—HUA TAI does not provide general commodities, indices, or forex trading. I also noticed that the available trading platforms—primarily the MD5 and Zhangle App—do not support MT4 or MT5, which are industry standards for spot commodities trading. This technological limitation could present challenges for those seeking exposure to more globalized or derivative instruments. Several years in the industry have taught me to seek absolute clarity before funding an account, especially given the importance of regulatory environments and the specific range of tradable products. In my view, if your primary interest is in globally recognized contracts like XAU/USD or crude oil, HUA TAI is not the most suitable choice, at least based on their currently transparent offerings. I would recommend proceeding very cautiously and directly confirming with customer service if you cannot find clear documentation or access to these instruments on their platform.