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Based on my own review and careful analysis of CEZ Hungary, I believe it's important to clarify that CEZ Hungary is not a conventional forex or CFD broker. Rather, it's a Hungarian branch of the CEZ Group, dedicated to electricity sales and related services. According to the data I’ve examined, it serves only large-scale corporate clients with annual consumption over 15 GWh and focuses on tailored electricity contracts, risk management, and hedging strategies for energy procurement. From my perspective as an independent forex trader, this means CEZ Hungary does not offer the retail trading accounts or withdrawal mechanisms seen at standard brokers. There's no mention of withdrawal timeframes to bank accounts or e-wallets because the company doesn’t facilitate the deposit or withdrawal processes typical in forex or CFD trading platforms. Instead, all financial transactions appear tied to large-scale energy contracts and likely follow distinct settlement procedures that are negotiated contractually, not standardized or instant. In my experience, when a company lacks financial regulation and operates outside typical broker frameworks, I proceed with considerable caution—especially when it comes to fund transfers. As such, if you are seeking a provider that offers fast, regulated, and transparent withdrawal procedures for individual traders, CEZ Hungary is not structured for that purpose.