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As someone who has traded with multiple futures brokers over the years, I pay especially close attention to withdrawal procedures and reliability, given the critical impact on capital safety. With CHUANG YUAN FUTURES, the withdrawal process seems relatively transparent and follows conventional practices for Chinese-licensed futures brokers. Based on what I’ve learned, investors are able to make fund withdrawals to their bank accounts without a set limit on the number of times per day, but there is a cumulative daily withdrawal cap of 3 million RMB. For most withdrawals, the process appears straightforward via bank transfer, provided funds go into or come out of the officially registered settlement account. One important detail is that if you are a non-banking investor and need to withdraw more than 5 million RMB in a single transaction, you’re required to make an appointment with the finance department at least two hours in advance. This added step is primarily for risk control and internal verification, reflecting a cautious approach aimed at risk management. Although no specific timeframes are given for standard withdrawals, in my experience with similarly structured firms, transactions conducted during regular business hours through bank transfer can typically process within the same day but may require up to one business day, especially if any additional internal checks are performed. That said, when handling substantial amounts, I have always found it prudent to allow extra time in case of compliance reviews. I have not seen explicit mention of e-wallet transactions in their information, so anyone needing alternative methods should verify with customer service in advance. Given the regulated nature and sizable business operation, my approach is to always confirm all withdrawal steps beforehand to avoid surprises.