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Based on my due diligence and what I've experienced researching WorldFirst, I approach this broker with particular caution—especially regarding withdrawals. WorldFirst is regulated by ASIC in Australia, which normally grants some measure of confidence in its business operations. However, my trust is tempered by multiple user reports describing deeply troubling withdrawal practices. Several users have documented that, after submitting withdrawal requests, their accounts were suddenly locked, and they were then prompted to make additional “risk fund” payments, ostensibly to resolve issues with their accounts. In particular, the demand for substantial extra deposits before permitting withdrawals is a serious red flag from my perspective as an independent trader. While WorldFirst markets itself as offering fast fund transfers and business-friendly FX solutions, I found no verified evidence in the provided details that any truly instant withdrawal methods are regularly available or guaranteed—especially in the forex context. In fact, the serious complaints about account holds and payment obstacles suggest withdrawal times can, at minimum, be unpredictable and subject to sudden revisions of process. For me, prudent risk management implies steering clear until operational transparency, reliability, and access to funds are beyond doubt. Any trader considering WorldFirst should prioritize thorough, up-to-date due diligence and be very wary of any broker that introduces unexpected steps or fees before granting access to your own funds.