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Based on my research and experience, I found it important to clarify that Carlyle, despite being a well-established name in global investment management, is not a regulated retail forex or CFD broker. From what I can gather, Carlyle does not actually provide individual trading accounts or typical retail brokerage services—such as deposits, withdrawals, or leveraged forex trading—designed for individual traders like myself. Rather, their core business is institutional asset management focused on private equity, credit, and investment solutions for large entities, not individuals. Given the absence of standard trading account options and no available public information on trading conditions, I was unable to verify or find any specifics on withdrawal processing times for personal banking or e-wallet transfers. In fact, there appears to be no framework in place for such transactions for retail clients. For me, this lack of transparency and regulated client fund processes would create a major concern if I were seeking a broker for my own trading. In my opinion, for anyone prioritizing fund safety and clear withdrawal procedures, working with a properly regulated broker with an established record of retail operations offers much greater peace of mind.