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As someone who has navigated the withdrawal process with various brokers, including platforms with suspect regulation like Pocket Trade, I need to emphasize careful document preparation and cautious steps. Pocket Trade lists no valid regulatory oversight and is flagged for a suspicious license and high risk, which raises my personal concern about both the safety of my funds and the transparency of their processes. Typically, when I’ve made withdrawals from brokers with limited regulatory transparency, I’m asked to provide standard identity verification. This usually includes a government-issued photo ID (like a passport or driver’s license), proof of address (a recent utility bill or bank statement), and sometimes the same funding method documentation used for deposit (such as a card copy, with sensitive data obscured). In my experience, brokers with questionable regulatory status may require extra documentation or be inconsistent about requirements, often citing anti-money laundering rules. I always make sure all my documents match the details used when opening my account. Given the specific red flags and lack of trust signals with Pocket Trade, I would prepare all common documents but would also proceed with extra caution, keeping security and privacy in mind during the document submission and withdrawal process, and never risking more funds than I can afford to lose.