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Based on my experience and the information at hand, I would approach any withdrawal process with Barclays extremely cautiously. Although they are a globally known financial brand, the specific entity discussed here operates in Japan without recognized regulation, which immediately raises my risk awareness as a trader. Typically, regulated brokers require basic identification documents for withdrawals—such as a government-issued ID, proof of address, and sometimes documents related to your funding source. However, what stands out for me with Barclays in this context is a troubling lack of transparency regarding withdrawal procedures and documentation. More concerning is evidence from a user review citing trouble with withdrawing even an initial deposit, coupled with shifting requirements and requests for additional investment before processing withdrawals. This pattern is an immediate red flag for me. In my judgment, the absence of clear, established processes, combined with the lack of regulatory oversight, means I cannot confidently outline a standard list of required documents for withdrawal here. If I were ever to consider trading with this Barclays branch, I would proceed only after independently verifying their withdrawal procedures in writing, and I would be wary of any requests for further funding or unusual contract obligations linked to withdrawals. For me, the most prudent choice in such an environment is to avoid significant deposits until regulatory status and withdrawal reliability are beyond doubt.