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Sagot

As someone who’s navigated the forex market independently for years, I’ve learned to approach brokers with extra care—especially when regulatory red flags are present. With Pocket Trade, my caution stems primarily from the fact that they are currently unregulated, according to public data, and their regulatory status is openly listed as suspicious. This impacts just about every aspect of my risk management, but most notably, it makes me wary about the efficiency and security of fund withdrawals. Based on the information available and my general experience with unregulated and high-risk brokers, there is unfortunately no standardized or reliable timeframe for Pocket Trade to process withdrawals to bank accounts or e-wallets. In my own practice, whenever I’ve considered brokers with questionable licensing or a low trust score, inconsistent withdrawal processing times—sometimes ranging from delayed days to weeks, or even unresolved requests—are a recurring issue. The absence of oversight means that there is limited recourse if delays occur or funds are not released. Therefore, I personally would not commit significant capital to any broker without established regulatory oversight and a transparent withdrawal policy. From my perspective, traders should conservatively assume that withdrawal times can be unpredictable with Pocket Trade, and be especially cautious if considering them for live trading or significant deposits.