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Based on my review and experience as a trader, with WWF you’re required to provide a full set of documents during the account opening process—this is not unusual for brokers regulated in Cyprus and targeting institutional or professional clients. The initial documentation typically includes proof of identity (such as a passport or national ID), proof of address (bank statement or utility bill showing your name and address, dated within the last three months), and sometimes additional information on the source of your funds or wealth, to satisfy anti-money laundering (AML) requirements. These documents usually need to be vetted and approved by WWF’s client management team before your account is fully activated and any withdrawals can be processed. However, it’s critical for me to emphasize the risks I’ve observed in user reports. There are multiple, consistent complaints from individuals stating that they encountered withdrawal blocks, especially after depositing large sums or reaching certain profit levels. Some reports mention being asked to pay “taxes,” margins, or fees before withdrawals can be processed, which in my professional opinion raises significant red flags. Legitimate regulatory or administrative documents required at withdrawal should never include unexpected or unusual payment demands beyond standard compliance checks. For me, caution is warranted—always ensure all required documents go only through official channels and be wary if you’re asked for further payments outside standard procedures. If in doubt, I advise contacting regulatory authorities or seeking independent legal counsel before proceeding with any withdrawal.