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Based on my experience with brokers like Hirose Financial, especially those regulated in the UK by the FCA and in Malaysia by the LFSA, I’ve found that strict identity verification is generally required before any first withdrawal. Though the platform itself doesn’t publicly disclose a comprehensive list of documents, my typical process has involved providing government-issued photo identification (such as a passport or driver’s license), a recent utility bill or bank statement as proof of address, and sometimes documentation verifying the source of funds. These compliance checks are standard practice among regulated forex brokers and serve as important anti-money laundering measures to safeguard both traders and the broker. I consider this process reassuring rather than inconvenient—showing that Hirose Financial operates under established regulatory standards. In my experience, submitting clear, valid documents up front avoids future delays or rejected withdrawals. Some users have reported quick, professional customer service, which matches my own interactions thus far. Still, I always advise verifying requirements directly with customer support before your first withdrawal, since regional differences or updates to policy are possible. Careful adherence to KYC processes is, in my opinion, a healthy sign of a broker’s legitimacy and reliability.