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As a trader with years of experience, I always pay close attention to a broker’s transparency regarding account conditions, especially when it comes to withdrawals. With IFA, I encountered an immediate limitation: there is no clear information about minimum withdrawal amounts available from the official documentation or their website, based on the data I’ve reviewed. In my experience, this lack of clarity is a significant concern on its own, because reputable and well-regulated brokers almost always disclose such operational details upfront. A more concerning factor for me is that IFA operates without any valid regulatory oversight. The absence of regulation raises further questions about the safety of funds and the reliability of withdrawal processes, as there is no independent authority holding the broker to account. Given the stated high potential risk and the warning to stay away, I have to be particularly cautious. For me, not knowing the minimum withdrawal requirement—combined with the lack of regulatory protection—means I would be extremely hesitant to deposit or attempt withdrawals through IFA, as both my capital and transactional transparency might be at unnecessary risk. My personal approach is to only work with brokers who are clear and open about every aspect of client fund handling, especially withdrawals.