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Based on my experience and analysis of CommSec’s available information, I need to take a careful, conservative approach since there is no explicit detail about withdrawal timeframes provided. The broker operates under ASIC regulation, which generally means there is regulatory oversight regarding the handling of client funds, but this does not guarantee a specific withdrawal speed. As an Australian broker established for over 20 years, in my view, I would anticipate that withdrawals to an Australian bank account via supported CommSec-linked accounts (such as the CDIA) typically process within one to three business days—this reflects standard practice in the local industry, rather than a promise from CommSec. For international transfers or more complex withdrawal requests, processing times could easily be longer, especially if currency conversion is required, since their information notes a foreign exchange conversion fee. Importantly, I could not find any support for e-wallet withdrawal options in their current offerings, so for me, bank transfer remains the most realistic channel. I would advise anyone using CommSec to review their platform FAQs or contact customer support directly—delays can occur depending on the bank, the time of the request, or if additional documentation is needed. For peace of mind, I always observe withdrawals early in the week and stay alert for any account restrictions or requests from the compliance team, which could add time to the process.