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Drawing from my own experience evaluating brokers like Upbest, I always seek clarity about the types of instruments available before opening an account. With Upbest, I found that the company is regulated in Hong Kong under the SFC and is licensed explicitly for dealing in futures contracts. This setup suggests that their main focus is on commodity and financial futures rather than spot forex, traditional stocks, or indices. My review of their available materials and user feedback also noted praise for a “wide range of trading instruments,” with one trader mentioning cryptocurrencies as part of their offering. However, my cautious approach—essential in this industry—means I do not assume access to all asset classes without direct evidence. For me, the regulatory focus on futures contracts stands out, which means that, most likely, derivatives, such as commodities and possibly index or financial futures, form the backbone of their product list. While some feedback referenced cryptocurrencies, I would not base significant trading decisions on a single review and would seek formal confirmation from the broker. In general, I did not find clear, detailed mention of forex, stocks, or a comprehensive list of available instruments. Therefore, my advice is to directly consult Upbest to confirm their current tradable assets before considering them for broader portfolio strategies. I always prioritize verified information and official confirmation to protect my capital and peace of mind.