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Based on my experience and a close read of CMB's published procedures, immediate withdrawals do not seem to be available. CMB outlines a fairly traditional approach to funding and withdrawals, primarily relying on bank transfers, deposits via bank counters, and post, fax, or email submission of a withdrawal instruction form. While they do mention some convenience through their online trading system for clients who have registered for internet trading services, even in those cases, withdrawal requests require manual processing and are not described as instant. From my perspective, this manual involvement introduces some potential for processing delays, especially compared to brokers offering automated payment gateways that enable near-instant withdrawals. It’s also worth noting there are user reports of delayed withdrawals and communication issues—something I always take seriously when evaluating trust and risk. For me, the lack of modern instant withdrawal methods like e-wallets or direct card payouts is a limitation to consider if rapid access to funds is important for your trading strategy. Ultimately, while CMB is regulated and offers a comprehensive financial suite, their payment infrastructure is more in line with traditional institutions. I would approach withdrawals with a conservative expectation regarding speed and always allow extra time for processing.