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Based on my own research and experience as a trader evaluating Ando Securities, I must say that the broker’s payment and withdrawal processes are not transparent, at least not in the public information provided. The focus of their services is primarily on domestic Japanese investment products such as stocks, bonds, investment trusts, and some derivatives—not retail forex or international CFD trading. The infrastructure at Ando Securities is quite traditional, reflected in their high minimum deposit requirements (1 million yen for face-to-face accounts, 300,000 yen for internet trading) and their use of a proprietary online platform, Chura Net 24, rather than globally recognized platforms. When it comes to withdrawals, I could not find any evidence of instant or immediate withdrawal methods. Given the traditional nature of the firm and the Japanese regulatory environment, it’s reasonable to expect standard bank transfer processing times rather than instant methods like e-wallets or card withdrawals that some global brokers offer. I believe this is a critical consideration, especially for those accustomed to faster digital payment systems. Furthermore, the official website has reportedly been inaccessible, which makes it even harder to verify operational transparency or test withdrawal speed. In my opinion, the absence of clear, instant withdrawal options introduces significant uncertainty and may not be suitable for traders who prioritize rapid access to their funds. For safety, I would demand written clarification from customer support before depositing.