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As an experienced trader focused on due diligence, I looked closely into CEZ Hungary’s offerings to determine what a client might expect in terms of account management—including withdrawal policies. According to all the available data, CEZ Hungary does not cater to typical individual or retail forex clients. Their services are strictly aimed at large-scale corporate clients with annual energy consumption above 15 GWh, mainly providing electricity sales, risk management, and renewable integration solutions. Nowhere in the available information is there mention of trading accounts, personal deposits, or withdrawal facilities designed for private or small business traders. From my perspective, this is a crucial red flag. The lack of regulatory oversight further increases the risks for anyone hoping to transact as they would with a standard forex broker. There is no stated policy on the minimum withdrawal amount—or even confirmation that withdrawals, in the conventional trading sense, are supported at all. For me, as someone who values transparency, such ambiguity and the corporate-only focus signal that it would be unsafe to assume standard withdrawal operations are available. I would advise any trader to seek out a regulated, clearly retail-focused broker if withdrawal flexibility and safety are priorities.