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After thoroughly reviewing JaneStreet’s profile and experience as a trader focused on personal risk management, I want to clarify that JaneStreet is not a typical broker for retail trading. In my own research and attempt to understand their business model, I noted that JaneStreet operates primarily as a global liquidity provider and quantitative trading firm serving institutional clients across 200+ electronic venues—they do not offer standard retail trading services or accounts, nor do they support widely-used platforms like MT4 or MT5. Because of this structure, the concept of individual account withdrawals—like moving funds from a JaneStreet account to a bank account or e-wallet—simply doesn’t apply as it does with retail brokers. For me, caution is paramount in dealing with any firm, and it is vital for individual traders to know that JaneStreet’s operations, licenses, and platform access are tailored for institutional or highly sophisticated participants, not for individual deposits or withdrawals. There are no public disclosures or user experiences regarding withdrawal timeframes because those services aren’t provided. If your priority is personal fund access and transparent withdrawal processes, I advise seeking brokers who specialize in retail services with clear, regulated withdrawal protocols rather than institutional-only firms like JaneStreet.