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As an experienced trader who values security and compliance, I always approach withdrawals with careful attention to a broker’s regulatory and operational standing. From what I know about Shahjalal Islami Bank Securities Ltd, the broker operates without valid regulation, and its business license is considered suspicious, as highlighted by risk assessments. In my years of trading, I’ve learned that legitimate, regulated brokers usually have clear requirements for withdrawals—typically including proof of identity, address, and sometimes proof of deposit or bank statements. However, since Shahjalal Islami Bank Securities Ltd does not hold valid regulatory oversight and their website and domain status is questionable, I did not find explicit or transparent information regarding the exact documents required for initiating a withdrawal. For me, the absence of regulatory standards means their document requirements could vary and might not follow industry best practices—potentially leading to delays or extra hurdles. If you’re considering making a withdrawal, I would exercise significant caution and ensure you have at least government-issued ID, proof of address, and copies of your account details ready. Still, given the risks associated with their lack of regulation and alert about high potential risk, I personally would be extremely careful before proceeding and would consider alternative, regulated options for my funds. This caution is rooted in my priority for safeguarding both my capital and personal information in the forex market.