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Sagot

Having traded with numerous brokers over the years, I have learned to look carefully into not just a broker's regulation and reputation, but also the practical details—like withdrawal timeframes—that can impact my trading experience. With Linear, I've made it a priority to verify operational transparency and security, especially as financial safety is paramount for me. According to their profile, Linear is regulated in the United Kingdom under the FCA, which does instill a degree of regulatory comfort. However, I also noticed some red flags: their business scope is marked as "suspicious" and there’s a mention of a physical office visit not locating an actual office. This, to me, warrants extra caution. Unfortunately, the context does not specify an exact average withdrawal processing timeframe for Linear—something I consider a notable omission for any broker evaluating process transparency and client trust. In my own experience with FCA-regulated brokers, typical withdrawals may take anywhere from one to five business days depending on the method and intermediary banks involved. But given Linear’s risk labeling and lack of explicit disclosure about withdrawal durations, I personally would approach any withdrawal from Linear with caution. For me, the prudent course is always to start with smaller test withdrawals and maintain clear records, especially when regulatory or operational concerns have been flagged.