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Based on my personal experience and the context provided, I approach the withdrawal process from any unregulated broker like Mether World with significant caution. Typically, for initial withdrawals with most platforms, you should expect to provide standard verification documents such as a government-issued ID, proof of address (utility bill or bank statement), and sometimes proof of payment method (like a card statement or screenshot). However, Mether World’s website and communication channels appear lacking in transparency regarding these procedural details, which is a concern for me. Given that Mether World is unregulated and has a high-risk profile, I am particularly wary of the withdrawal procedures. Often, such brokers keep procedures deliberately vague, which may lead to unexpected document requests or withdrawal delays. My advice, and what I personally practice, is to ensure all personal information and payment documentation are in order before even attempting a withdrawal. I am also prepared for the possibility that additional or unexpected documents could be required, simply because the broker’s policies aren’t clearly outlined in public-facing materials. For me, the absence of clear, regulated processes is a serious red flag. While I expect to submit basic identity and proof-of-address documents, I would not rely on Mether World to handle my withdrawal efficiently or without complications. This inherent uncertainty is one reason why I prefer established, regulated brokers with well-documented client procedures.