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In my experience evaluating brokers like NFS, I always prioritize transparency and fund security. According to the available information, NFS positions itself primarily as an investment consultancy regulated by CYSEC in Cyprus and operates as an Appointed Representative. One important aspect I paid close attention to is the handling of client funds: NFS states that it acts solely as an intermediary between clients and regulated product providers and does not handle client money directly. This structure inherently means the broker does not process deposits or withdrawals itself. There is minimal published detail about transaction methods or specific withdrawal processes for clients. From what I see, any payment methods, timeframes, or related procedural details likely depend on the underlying product providers NFS recommends, not NFS itself. From a risk management perspective, this limited disclosure and the lack of direct fund handling by NFS raises further questions about the efficiency and control over withdrawal processes. For me, the absence of explicit information on instant withdrawals is a point of caution; I would not assume any instant payment methods are available without clear, verifiable documentation. I strongly recommend that anyone considering NFS seek direct clarification from both NFS and the end product providers regarding transactional timelines before making any investment decisions.