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As an experienced trader who prioritizes both safety and efficiency, I am consistently careful about how quickly and securely I can access my funds. With Angel One, my main concern isn’t so much about payment methods for immediate withdrawals, but rather the fundamental trustworthiness that comes from regulatory backing. According to all the official details I could review, Angel One is not a regulated broker. It lacks oversight from SEBI or any globally recognized regulators, which raises red flags for me regarding fund safety, transparency, and dispute resolution. Because they operate outside formal regulatory frameworks, there’s a notable lack of clear and public disclosure about their available withdrawal methods, processing times, or guarantees for immediate access to funds. When I evaluate a broker, I look for transparent information about instant payment options like UPI, instant bank transfers, or wallets, but I was unable to verify the availability or speed of such withdrawal methods with Angel One. For me, this absence of regulatory oversight and the limited information on prompt withdrawals translates into a higher level of risk. I urge other traders to exercise strong caution and to confirm all deposit and withdrawal procedures directly, and to consider fund safety as paramount before making any transfers. Until Angel One provides both regulation and clear withdrawal assurances, I remain extremely conservative about engaging with them, regardless of potential convenience features.