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Based on my experience as a forex trader and after thoroughly researching StoneX, I would urge extreme caution before considering any withdrawals or even depositing with this broker. StoneX has no valid regulation at present, which immediately raises red flags from a risk management point of view. Some user exposure reports on withdrawals are deeply troubling. Traders describe being asked for various unexpected payments—including significant fees, multiple taxes, and even capital gains or “security” deposits—before withdrawal, only to find their accounts frozen or further funds demanded. In my view, this kind of pattern is highly indicative of problematic operational practices. On typical, reputable platforms, you would be required to provide standard identification documents for withdrawals: government-issued ID, proof of address (such as a utility bill or bank statement), and possibly bank account verification for compliance with anti-money laundering regulations. However, with StoneX’s record, the process is far less predictable. The lack of clarity on their legitimate requirements and the documented cases where additional funds or complex conditions were imposed are concerning. For me, the most prudent move is to avoid funding or trading with any broker where regulatory oversight is absent and withdrawal requirements are not specifically documented ahead of time. If you choose to proceed, be prepared to rigorously verify any request and do not send additional payments purportedly required for processing withdrawals. Your capital safety always comes first.