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Based on my experience as a trader and judging from the available information about AXA, I approach the withdrawal process with careful attention to compliance and documentation, especially considering AXA's SFC regulation and some mixed user reports. Typically, to process an initial withdrawal with a regulated broker like AXA, I expect to provide standard identification documents. These usually include a government-issued photo ID (such as a passport or national ID card), proof of address (like a utility bill or bank statement from the last three months), and documentation linking my payment method to my name (for example, a copy of a bank card or bank statement if withdrawing to a bank account). Given the mention of a “25% personal income tax” requirement by some users and questions about withdrawal transparency, I am particularly cautious and make sure that all personal data matches exactly between my trading account and my identification documents. Before starting any withdrawal, I always verify the most current requirements directly with AXA’s official customer service, since missing or inconsistent documentation can delay or prevent successful withdrawals. For peace of mind and regulatory assurance, I retain copies of any communication and documentation provided during the process. This cautious approach is vital, especially since some users have reported concerns about withdrawal access or customer support responsiveness, reminding me to never take regulatory status for granted and to document each step carefully.