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Based on my experience with regulated brokers like CCB Futures, which operates under the supervision of the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX), there is an expectation of a fairly rigorous client verification process, especially regarding withdrawals. While CCB Futures does not provide detailed documentation requirements directly on their public pages, it's standard for Chinese-regulated futures brokers to require personal identification documents for initial withdrawals. Typically, I have been asked to supply a government-issued photo ID or passport, proof of residency such as a utility bill or bank statement showing my name and address, and in some cases, proof of the account or bank card matching my trading profile. This measure is standard practice to comply with anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) policies, which is why established brokers like CCB Futures maintain these protocols. In my cautious approach, I also found it necessary to confirm my bank account details before making the first withdrawal. Based on regulation standards outlined for futures brokers under Chinese jurisdiction, being prepared with these documents has avoided delays or complications for me. Since the withdrawal procedure can temporarily restrict access during continuous trading hours, it’s crucial for me to verify all my personal and banking information in advance and to follow any specific instructions provided via the broker’s official support channels. This ensures a smoother process and reduces the risk of discrepancies. If in doubt, I always reach out directly to their customer service for exact requirements, which adds an extra layer of trustworthiness to the withdrawal process.