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Based on what I’ve learned from closely reviewing Eddid’s offerings, I have not found any evidence that Eddid offers trading in assets like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. From my own experience, one of my first steps with any broker is to look for a clear, regulated product list, particularly for major commodities and forex pairs. Eddid’s platform, as described, appears focused on trading equities and options, including a variety of account types and investment banking services, but there is no indication of support for commodity trading such as precious metals or energy products. This is a significant consideration for me as a trader, since access to a broad range of instruments—including gold and oil—is important for both risk management and portfolio diversification. Furthermore, Eddid’s lack of regulatory oversight, as highlighted in the documentation, already raises concerns for me about security and recourse in case of disputes. Without firm regulatory backing and with exposures and user complaints around withdrawal difficulties, I prefer to be especially cautious. In summary, for my own portfolio needs, the inability to trade key commodities like gold or crude oil on Eddid, combined with its unregulated status, would disqualify it as a suitable trading platform for those assets. I cannot recommend Eddid for commodity trading due to the clear absence of these markets on their platform and the high potential risks described.