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Based on my experience as a trader with internationally regulated brokers, including platforms like BOOM, I approach every withdrawal request with careful attention to documentation and compliance. BOOM is regulated by the Hong Kong SFC, which means they are required to adhere to rigorous KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) standards. In practice, this typically means that before my initial withdrawal, BOOM would require me to submit several documents to verify my identity and the legitimacy of my bank account. For my first withdrawal, I generally have to provide a clear, valid government-issued photo ID—such as my passport or national ID card. Additionally, I am usually asked for proof of address, like a recent utility bill or bank statement that shows both my name and current residential address. To link my bank account and avoid complications or delays, I find it best to provide a document from my bank, such as a bank statement or a voided cheque, confirming the account details match my registered information. Being prepared with these documents has made my withdrawal process smoother and mitigated any risk of funds being withheld due to compliance issues. I always make sure my documentation is up-to-date, legible, and matches the information I registered with BOOM, because regulatory platforms rarely process withdrawals for accounts that fail these checks. While this process might feel tedious, I understand it’s essential for my financial security and in compliance with international standards.