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In my experience with regulated brokers like One Plus Capital, the withdrawal process typically adheres to strict compliance standards due to CySEC regulations. While the exact requirements may vary based on a client’s country or account type, I always prepare to provide comprehensive documents for identity and security purposes. For me, the essentials usually include a government-issued photo ID—such as a passport or driver’s license—and a recent proof of address, like a utility bill or bank statement no older than three months. These are standard to verify my identity and residency. Additionally, One Plus Capital’s standing as a Cyprus-licensed firm means that, in some cases, I might be asked for documents proving the source of funds, particularly if my withdrawal amount is larger or if it’s my first request. This might involve providing bank statements or even payslips. The main reason behind these requirements is anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing obligations that the broker must uphold under European law. In my view, even though the document checks can slow the initial withdrawal, they are vital for maintaining the integrity and safety of all clients’ funds. For me, ensuring my documents are clear, up-to-date, and matched to my registration details prevents unnecessary delays. I would always double-check with One Plus Capital’s support if I was unsure, as fulfilling their requests precisely has led to a smoother experience for myself. I avoid shortcuts, recognizing that stringent document checks are a hallmark of a legitimate, regulated broker.