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From my experience navigating brokers like RCG, especially those flagged as unregulated and carrying high potential risk, I approach any withdrawal process with heightened caution. Given that RCG lacks valid regulatory credentials and operates under a suspicious license, I know from past dealings with similar entities that documentation requirements can vary widely and may not be clearly outlined upfront. Typically, reliable brokers will ask for standard identification documents before processing withdrawals—such as a government-issued photo ID, proof of address (like a utility bill or bank statement), and sometimes proof of bank account ownership. However, unregulated entities like RCG often have inconsistent or opaque procedures, which for me is a significant red flag. I always ensure that my submitted documents are provided through secure channels, but with RCG’s ambiguous status, I am particularly wary about sharing sensitive information. I would strongly advise confirming directly with their customer support, double-checking their communication is secure, and maintaining records of all correspondences. Ultimately, due to RCG’s lack of regulatory oversight and the warnings of high risk, I personally weigh the safety of my personal data just as much as the funds I am withdrawing. If there is any confusion or reluctance on their part to clarify required documentation, for me, that signals an added reason for caution before proceeding.