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Having traded with various international brokers over the years, cautious due diligence has always been at the forefront of my approach, especially when dealing with firms lacking formal regulation. Based on my experience and the available details about OSTOUL, I approach the initial withdrawal process conservatively. Although the broker lists several contact channels and offers a broad spectrum of financial services, it does not provide clear, transparent information regarding withdrawal procedures or required documents on its site. Generally, unregulated brokers can have unpredictable requirements, which may change without notice. From my perspective, common industry practice even among less transparent brokers typically involves submitting standard identification and verification documents during withdrawals. This would usually entail a government-issued photo ID (such as a passport or driver’s license), recent proof of address (like a utility bill or bank statement), and possibly evidence of the payment method used for the initial deposit. However, with OSTOUL’s lack of regulatory oversight, I would be very cautious, double-check communication via their official email or verified contact. Personally, I never proceed without written confirmation on required paperwork and timeline. If clarity is lacking or communication is inconsistent, I consider this a major warning signal and would rethink initiating withdrawals before committing significant funds.