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Drawing on my own due diligence and the available details, I would exercise particular caution when considering withdrawals from Carlyle. Based on my review, Carlyle is not a regulated forex broker and does not operate as a retail trading platform. Instead, it is primarily an institutional asset management firm focused on private equity, global credit, and related investment solutions—offering no retail trading accounts or typical online brokerage services. Because Carlyle does not provide traditional forex or CFD accounts to individuals, there is no public information available about requirements for retail withdrawals, such as accepted documentation, KYC/AML policies, or even withdrawal procedures. In my experience, legitimate, regulated brokers are explicit about withdrawal processes and document needs—commonly requiring proof of identity, address, and sometimes banking information to comply with international regulations. The absence of this clarity with Carlyle is a critical red flag for me and would urge extreme prudence. If you are dealing with Carlyle for private or institutional investments, their documentation process would differ entirely from common retail forex operations—it may include far more comprehensive legal documentation, entity verification, and financial disclosures. Ultimately, given the lack of regulation and the lack of retail account offerings, I personally would not proceed without direct legal and financial advice before attempting any kind of investment or withdrawal involving Carlyle.