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In my experience as a forex trader, I’m always especially careful with brokers that operate without proper regulatory oversight. According to the information available, MBKET is unregulated and carries a suspicious regulatory license, which signals a high level of risk for clients. When it comes to making an initial withdrawal with any broker—especially one with no regulation—I prioritize extra caution, ensuring that I have all necessary documents ready, although specific requirements can vary. Generally, brokers will ask you to submit proof of identity, such as a government-issued ID (passport or driver’s license), and proof of address, like a recent utility bill or bank statement, to verify your account before processing your first withdrawal. Given MBKET’s lack of regulatory backing, I would expect these verification steps to be even more strictly applied, and delays or additional document requests might not be uncommon. For me, being prepared with these documents has helped streamline withdrawals elsewhere, but I would proceed very cautiously in this case, keeping all records and carefully monitoring communications for transparency and security. Ultimately, if the broker’s requirements seem excessive or unclear, I would consider this a warning sign, and I’d be hesitant to proceed without further verification of their processes.