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Based on my experience as an independent trader and after thoroughly examining the available information on RGL, I have significant concerns regarding their legitimacy and transparency. RGL operates in Bangladesh and has been active for several years, but most importantly, it does not hold any valid regulatory license for forex or financial services. The company’s main focus appears to be internet and IT infrastructure solutions rather than regulated financial trading, with offering like cloud services, VPS, and data protection, rather than standard forex brokerage platforms. There is a notable lack of detail regarding their procedures for deposit and withdrawal, including specific documentation requirements. This is highly unusual for any firm offering genuine forex trading services, which typically require strict compliance and anti-money laundering checks. Reputable brokers will almost always request government-issued identification (such as a passport or national ID) and proof of address (like a utility bill or bank statement) before processing any withdrawal. However, because RGL does not provide transparent information regarding their operational processes, I cannot say for certain which documents they specifically require for withdrawals—if such withdrawal processes are available at all. Given these gaps, my professional judgment urges extreme caution: submitting sensitive personal documents to an unregulated and non-transparent entity poses substantial risk. I would not proceed with any withdrawals or share personal documentation without first verifying regulation status and fully understanding the broker’s legitimacy. In cases like this, prioritizing security of funds is essential.