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In my experience as a trader, the initial withdrawal process from TradeStation tends to require a thorough identity verification. When I first tried to withdraw funds, I had to supply several documents—usually a government-issued photo ID like a passport or driver’s license, along with proof of my residential address such as a utility bill or a bank statement dated within the past few months. This level of documentation is standard for brokers aiming to comply with anti-money laundering protocols and to confirm that withdrawals are authorized by the actual account holder. From what I’ve encountered and also seen reported by other users, TradeStation may also ask for the front and back of the bank card linked to your account, particularly if that was used for deposits. Occasionally, if there are any discrepancies or further checks are needed, customer support might request additional documentation. While the documentation process can feel tedious, it is a sensible safeguard to help protect against fraud. However, I approach withdrawal with TradeStation very cautiously. This is because, according to forum and user exposures, there have been reports of complicated withdrawal experiences, including requests for unusual or excessive documents and, in some unfortunate cases, allegations that access to funds was delayed pending further payments or verification. For me, ensuring that all supplied documents are accurate and that any communication comes directly from verified TradeStation channels is essential for maintaining account security and minimizing withdrawal issues.