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From my direct review of Nittan Capital Group, I noticed that their primary focus is on interbank market trading, mainly involving foreign exchange transactions, foreign currency money market products, and derivatives like interest rate swaps. They are a regulated entity under the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) in South Korea, but the regulation pertains specifically to “financial services” with little detail available on the scope of their license. Based on the information provided, I have not found any clear mention of access to individual commodity contracts such as Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. In my experience, retail brokers that offer spot gold or crude oil trading usually emphasize these products in their service list, but Nittan Capital Group seems to target institutional clients with specialized interbank services rather than retail commodity trading. Additionally, since their fee structure is unclear and the business scope is flagged as “suspicious” with medium potential risk, I would advise caution. For my own trading needs—especially when it comes to commodities like gold or oil—I would want explicit confirmation from the broker and regulatory clarity before considering any engagement. For now, I see no reliable evidence that Nittan Capital Group offers trading in XAU/USD or crude oil as individual assets.