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In my experience with brokers like TickTickTrader, especially given their unregulated status and the risks highlighted by their low regulatory index and warnings, I am extra cautious about documentation requirements for withdrawals. While TickTickTrader’s WikiFX profile does not explicitly list the documents needed for the initial withdrawal, my background tells me that even unregulated prop trading firms typically request standard identity verification. This usually means I should be prepared to provide a valid government-issued photo ID (such as a passport or driver’s license) and proof of address, like a recent utility bill or bank statement. Occasionally, they may ask for additional verification documents to comply with anti-money laundering protocols or for enhanced due diligence, although being an unregulated entity, there’s no guarantee their process will be as robust as regulated firms’. Based on what I’ve learned, it’s crucial to reach out directly to their customer support—via the provided email or phone number—before making any withdrawals, to confirm current requirements and avoid surprises or delays. Because TickTickTrader operates without regulatory oversight, I never assume that processes will be as transparent or standardized as well-known, licensed brokers. I always recommend erring on the side of caution, both in document handling and in the amounts I risk or request from unregulated firms.