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As an experienced trader, my focus when assessing any new financial institution like CMCU is always on transparency, regulatory standing, and the nature of their services—especially when it comes to withdrawals. Based on my review, I noticed that CMCU is mainly positioned as a provider of various financial services such as savings, loans, and some investment products. While their service description includes foreign transfers and some investment features, they do not specifically highlight traditional forex or CFD trading offerings that would typically involve withdrawals similar to mainstream brokers. Another point for caution is that their ASIC Investment Advisory License has been exceeded, meaning their current regulatory status in Australia could present added risk for users. In such situations, my approach is always to operate conservatively and expect that, at a minimum, the institution would require standard identity verification for any withdrawal. This typically includes providing government-issued photo identification, proof of residential address—like a recent utility bill or bank statement—and evidence linking your account with CMCU to a personal bank account. However, due to the lack of explicit details regarding the withdrawal process on their site, I would not proceed without first contacting their customer service directly. I have found through experience that a direct inquiry helps confirm what documentation is needed, ensures alignment with updated regulatory standards, and can prevent unnecessary delays or complications. Given CMCU's exceeded license and medium-risk profile, I would advise proceeding with a high degree of caution and confirming all requirements directly before attempting any withdrawal.