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Based on my examination of Instreet, I was unable to find specific, clear information regarding withdrawal times for bank accounts or e-wallets. This absence of detail is something I take seriously as a seasoned trader because transparency around withdrawals is a vital element of trust and effective risk management. While Instreet is regulated by ASIC and has operated for over a decade in Australia, it primarily offers structured products, derivatives, options, indices, and ETFs—not typical forex or CFD trading. The lack of detail about typical processing times, minimum withdrawal amounts, or supported withdrawal methods may present challenges for those who prioritize quick access to funds. In my own trading, whenever I consider using a broker, clear, published withdrawal terms are non-negotiable. Therefore, while Instreet’s regulated status is a positive, I would approach any funding or withdrawal activity with caution until I directly confirm their procedures and timelines through customer support or by starting with small transaction amounts. This conservative stance is especially important given the “High potential risk” and “Suspicious scope of business” labels noted in broker assessments.