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In my experience as a trader working with regulated brokers like BEIJING FINANCIAL FUTURES, I've learned to approach withdrawals with thorough preparation. BEIJING FINANCIAL FUTURES operates under real regulatory oversight in China and focuses on futures trading, which means documentation requirements for transactions, especially initial withdrawals, tend to be quite strict to comply with financial regulations and anti-money laundering standards. While the specific website does not openly list the exact documents, based on industry norms with such companies, I would expect to provide a government-issued photo ID and proof of residence—typically utility bills or a bank statement showing a matching address. Verified banking details or account information for the withdrawal destination are also commonly required. Regulated Chinese brokers like this one are likely to scrutinize initial withdrawal requests more carefully to ensure the safety and legality of all funds moving in and out. For me, double-checking that all submitted documents are clear, up-to-date, and match the information on my trading account has helped avoid delays. I also recommend communicating proactively with their customer support before submitting a withdrawal request, as requirements can change or be interpreted rigidly. From my perspective, being cautious is always wise: until I have confirmation that my documents are accepted and my withdrawal is processed, I avoid trading with funds I can't afford to have temporarily inaccessible.