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As someone who has navigated the withdrawal process with numerous brokers, I always emphasize the importance of due diligence and regulatory oversight when it comes to document requests and fund safety. With RCB, however, the situation is more complex and concerning than with typical brokers. According to my knowledge, RCB has officially ceased all financial operations and is no longer providing any investment or banking services. The broker holds no regulation from CySEC or any recognized financial authority, which for me eliminates a critical layer of protection and transparency that most traders rely on, especially regarding withdrawals. Normally, with a regulated broker, I would expect to provide standard documentation such as proof of identity (passport or national ID), proof of address (utility bill or bank statement), and possibly verification of the funding source for a withdrawal. These requirements exist both to fulfill anti-money laundering laws and to protect the interests of the client and the broker alike. In RCB’s case, none of the conventional services—including withdrawals—are currently operational. Even if you attempted to initiate a withdrawal, there appears to be no customer interface, no platform, and no active service team to process such requests. Without ongoing operations or regulatory supervision, I would be extremely cautious and would not expect any standard withdrawal process to be in place. My best advice is always to verify the operational and regulatory status of any broker before depositing funds, as the lack of these protections significantly increases your risk, especially for your ability to withdraw funds securely.