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As someone who's navigated withdrawals with various brokers over the years, I always take a conservative approach and place a strong emphasis on compliance and due diligence to minimize risk. With Nittan Capital Group, the WikiFX data indicates that, while they have an FSS license in South Korea and have operated for 5–10 years, there’s a notable lack of clarity on their operational processes and fee structures. I could not find a concrete, public list of required documents for processing initial withdrawals through them. Based on my experience with comparable firms—especially those operating in a cross-border, interbank environment and regulated in Asia—brokers typically require identity verification for client security and anti-money laundering (AML) compliance. For me, this has almost always meant supplying a government-issued ID, proof of address (such as a utility bill or bank statement), and often, documents verifying the funding source. I approach any broker, especially those with a “suspicious scope of business” label or “medium potential risk” noted by watchdog sites, with extra caution. In such cases, I would never proceed with a withdrawal without first directly contacting their support and ensuring all my personal documentation is in good order. This methodical approach helps reduce the risk of unexpected withdrawal complications or delays. For peace of mind, I recommend others do the same and refrain from depositing significant sums until the withdrawal procedure is transparently confirmed.