Commodities Trading
Trade Gold (XAU/USD), Silver (XAG/USD) and UK Brent Oil on the MT5 platform. A-Book execution with leverage up to 1:100.
What is Commodities Trading?
The commodities market allows traders to speculate on the price movements of raw materials and precious metals that power the global economy.
Instead of purchasing physical assets, traders use CFDs to gain exposure to commodities like gold, silver and oil. This allows you to benefit from both rising and falling prices without storage or delivery complications.
"Gold is considered a safe-haven asset, often used as a hedge during economic uncertainty. Silver combines industrial demand with investment appeal, while oil is one of the world's most actively traded commodities."
What Moves Commodity Prices?
How Commodities Trading Works
Selling price
Buying price
Why Trade Commodities with VantoTrade
A-Book Execution
Trade Gold, Silver and Oil with A-Book execution and raw aggregated spreads from our liquidity providers.
$25 Minimum
Start trading commodities with a low initial deposit
Order Execution
Orders routed to our liquidity providers across all commodity markets.
Up to 1:100
Flexible leverage options for commodity trading
Risk Disclosure
Trading commodities and CFDs carries a high level of risk. Commodity prices can be extremely volatile due to geopolitical events, inflation, currency movements, and supply/demand factors. It is possible to lose more than your initial deposit. These products may not be suitable for all investors.
Learn Commodities Trading
Start with our guides on gold, silver, and oil trading.
What Is Margin in Trading? Margin Level, Free Margin, and Margin Calls Explained
Margin is the deposit required to open and hold a leveraged CFD position. Learn used margin, free margin, margin level, and how margin calls and stop-outs work.
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What Is Slippage in Trading? Why Execution Prices Differ From the Quote
Slippage is the gap between the price you expected and the price your order actually filled at. Learn positive vs negative slippage and what drives it on MT5.
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What Is the Spread in Trading? Bid, Ask, and the Cost of Entry Explained
The spread is the difference between the bid and ask price, the built-in cost of opening a CFD position. See live VantoTrade spreads across forex, gold, and indices.
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Diversify your portfolio with access to multiple asset classes on one platform.
Trade on the MT5 Platform
Access MT5 from your desktop, web browser, or mobile device.
Deposit and withdrawal methods
Fund your account using multiple deposit options.
Card Payments
Visa and Mastercard deposits in USD, EUR, and GBP.
Wire Transfer
International bank transfers in USD, EUR, and GBP.
Crypto Payments
USDT deposits on Tron (TRC-20) and Ethereum (ERC-20) networks.
Local Payments
Regional payment solutions
Ready to start trading?
Open an MT5 account with VantoTrade and start trading forex, indices, commodities, and cryptocurrencies.
