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From my direct experience and in-depth research, I’ve found that Yuanta does offer a range of payment and withdrawal methods—including bank transfers, cheque deposits, CHATS/RTGS, and overseas remittance. However, when it comes to immediate withdrawals, it’s essential to be realistic and cautious. While Yuanta’s mobile app enables same-day withdrawals if submitted before the cutoff time and includes two-factor authentication for added security, “immediate” in the strictest sense is limited by standard banking processing schedules and internal verification procedures. In my use, even requests made early in the day are processed only on the same or, occasionally, the next business day. This is an industry norm; true instant withdrawals are rarely feasible due to required anti-fraud and compliance checks by both Yuanta and the banking system. Furthermore, I always caution traders to account for potential delays caused by public holidays or banking cutoffs. Importantly, Yuanta itself doesn’t charge withdrawal fees directly, but intermediary banks may—particularly with non-local transfers. My advice: never plan on actual funds landing instantly, and factor in a possible processing window, regardless of the submitted method. This measured approach has helped me avoid unnecessary stress and manage my trading cash flow more safely.