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Based on my experience evaluating brokers like S&C Inversiones, clear regulatory oversight is critical when it comes to withdrawals and document verification. However, in my review of S&C Inversiones, I found no evidence of official regulation, which immediately raises caution for me. With regulated brokers, the requirements for initial withdrawal usually include identity verification documents such as a government-issued ID, proof of residence (like a recent utility bill or bank statement), and sometimes proof of the funding source. This transparency is required by financial authorities for security and anti-money laundering purposes. Since S&C Inversiones is not currently regulated and their website does not openly specify their withdrawal procedures or document requirements, I cannot reliably confirm what they would require from clients for an initial withdrawal. Personally, the lack of regulation and published information means I would be extremely careful and would not proceed without directly contacting their customer service to request a written list of required documents. For me, if a broker is unable or unwilling to provide this transparency before account funding, that is a significant red flag in terms of trust and the security of my funds. I always err on the side of caution when there is any uncertainty with withdrawals, especially with unregulated entities.