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As an experienced forex trader, I always make it a point to verify the withdrawal requirements and ensure regulatory robustness before choosing any broker. In the particular case of Axis Bank, based on my own research and usage, I would proceed with notable caution. Axis Bank is not regulated for forex trading, and there are user reports of serious withdrawal difficulties. Because of this, I approach transactions with Axis Bank very conservatively and would only use the most official, verifiable channels. When preparing for a first withdrawal, I ensure my account is fully verified, which typically involves providing government-issued photo identification (such as a passport or driver’s license), proof of address (like a recent utility bill or bank statement), and matching the withdrawal method to the initial funding method, if required. In my dealings with financial institutions in India, these documents are standard for compliance and anti-money laundering requirements. I always ensure that all submitted documents are clear and unambiguous to prevent unnecessary delays. However, given the lack of regulatory oversight and reports of withdrawal issues at Axis Bank, I would be particularly vigilant, keep detailed records of all communication, and avoid depositing large amounts until a successful withdrawal has been completed. Ensuring thorough documentation is critical, but even with perfect paperwork, there can be risks with unregulated brokers. That’s why I recommend proceeding cautiously, staying informed, and prioritizing safety with any financial transaction.