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Sagot

As someone with years of trading experience, safeguarding my capital and ensuring the timely withdrawal of funds is always a top priority when evaluating a broker. With IFC, however, there are some important caution points to consider before even approaching the question of withdrawal timeframes. According to my review of their available background, IFC is currently unregulated and is flagged for high potential risk, including a suspicious regulatory license and scope of business. This lack of regulatory oversight means there are no external safeguards enforcing withdrawal standards or protecting clients in case of delays or disputes. Practically speaking, unregulated brokers often do not publish transparent information about withdrawal processing times, and my experience tells me that actual speeds can vary widely. While IFC offers standard brokerage and margin services and provides customer support by phone and email, there is no clear commitment or regulatory framework ensuring prompt withdrawals. Typically, regulated brokers will list withdrawal timeframes—often ranging from one to five business days for bank transfers or e-wallets. In the absence of regulation or verified customer feedback, I would approach any expectations with extreme caution, as delays or complications are more common with unregulated entities. For me, unless a broker demonstrates a consistent and well-documented track record of timely withdrawals, I do not risk significant funds—especially with YMYL concerns in mind.