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When considering a withdrawal from Patria Finance, my cautious approach as an experienced trader always prioritizes the safety of my funds, especially given their unregulated status. Although Patria Finance doesn’t provide explicit public details about withdrawal documentation, best practices in the industry—and my past experience with similar brokers—suggest that comprehensive identity verification is standard. Typically, this means providing government-issued ID (like a passport or driver’s license), recent proof of address (such as a utility bill or bank statement), and occasionally, documents confirming the source of funds or proof of the payment method used for deposit. I would not proceed without ensuring that Patria Finance clearly outlines their withdrawal process and documentation requirements before I deposit or attempt to withdraw money. The lack of regulation increases my need for clarity and official written procedures, as unregulated brokers sometimes introduce additional hurdles at the withdrawal stage. In summary, I would expect to need standard KYC documents but would urge anyone—including myself—to directly clarify all requirements with Patria Finance’s support beforehand to avoid delays or complications. For me, this careful due diligence is essential, especially when trading with a broker that operates without regulatory oversight.