1. China Gold and Silver Exchange (HKCGOT): China Gold and Silver Exchange is the main gold exchange market in Hong Kong, with strict membership system and supervision mechanism to protect the rights and interests of traders.
2. London Gold and Silver Market Association (LBMA): The London Gold and Silver Market Association is the largest spot gold trading market in the world, and its price discovery and spot trading mechanism provide a benchmark for the global market.
3. the New York Mercantile Exchange: the New York Mercantile Exchange is an important global gold futures and options trading market, which is regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
4. Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE): Shanghai Gold Exchange is the most important gold trading market in China, offering spot, forward and futures trading varieties.
5.TOCOM: TOCOM is an important gold trading market in Japan, providing futures and options.
6. Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME):CME is one of the largest futures and options exchanges in the world, providing gold futures and options trading.
7. Gold and Silver Exchange (Shanghai Gold &; SilverExchange: The Gold and Silver Exchange is an important gold trading market in Shanghai, offering spot and futures trading varieties.
8. India Commodity Futures Exchange (MCX): India Commodity Futures Exchange is an important gold futures trading market in India.
9. Singapore Exchange (SGX): Singapore Exchange is an important financial derivatives trading market in Asia, providing gold futures and options trading.
10. Dubai Gold and Commodity Exchange (DGCX): Dubai Gold and Commodity Exchange is an important gold trading market in the Middle East, providing futures and options.
Please note that when trading spot gold, we must fully investigate and understand each platform to ensure that a safe, reliable and supervised trading platform is selected. At the same time, spot gold trading has high risks, and investors should trade under the premise of understanding their own risk tolerance.