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Having traded with a wide variety of brokers, I approach withdrawal processes with careful scrutiny—especially when dealing with platforms like UCTrader, which currently operates without recognized regulation. In my experience, unregulated brokers can have more unpredictable documentation requirements and slower or less transparent withdrawal procedures. UCTrader does emphasize security features such as two-factor authentication, so at a minimum, I would expect to need thorough identity verification. Typically, for my first withdrawal from any broker, I prepare to submit clear scans of my government-issued photo ID (such as a passport or driver’s license), proof of address (for example, a recent utility bill or bank statement showing my name and current address), and perhaps documentation verifying my source of funds or banking details. While UCTrader's documentation requirements aren’t explicitly listed, given the platform references security and compliance, I would exercise extra due diligence—making sure that all documents are up-to-date and match the information provided upon registration. It’s also vital for me to review any official communication from UCTrader and contact their support directly to clarify what precise documents are necessary at the time of withdrawal. Because the broker is not under regulatory oversight, I am always cautious: I double-check the withdrawal process carefully, try small amounts first, and keep records of all correspondence. In my judgment, having complete documentation ready not only reduces withdrawal delays but also minimizes the risk of disputes—which is especially important when trading with a broker that lacks strong regulatory protections.