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Reflecting on my own experiences with brokerages lacking valid regulatory oversight—like Agility Forex, according to the available information—I've become exceedingly cautious about documentation and withdrawal procedures. While Agility Forex does implement client fund segregation, the absence of regulatory supervision introduces higher risks and less clarity regarding operational standards and what traders can expect when requesting withdrawals. In such scenarios, it's typical for brokers to require proof of identity and address for initial withdrawals. For me, this has usually meant providing a government-issued photo ID (such as a passport or driver’s license) and a recent utility bill or bank statement that matches my registration details. Occasionally, they also request further verification—like a selfie holding your ID or confirmation of the source of funds—especially when the jurisdiction or transaction amount triggers additional scrutiny. My advice, grounded in my own risk-averse approach, has always been to prepare these standard documents and clarify all requirements before depositing any funds. Due to Agility Forex’s lack of regulation and some warning signs identified in its business profile, I believe it’s particularly important not to proceed unless you are fully comfortable with how your personal data and money will be handled, and you have direct, documented confirmation of the withdrawal process from their support team. This precaution is not just best practice—it’s essential where transparency is not independently enforced.