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As an experienced forex trader, I approach brokers like Zora with particular caution, especially when it comes to withdrawals. With Zora, there are some notable concerns: they have no valid regulatory license and exhibit suspicious business practices, which is a serious red flag in this industry. While Zora does not publicly specify the exact documents required for withdrawals, in my experience with unregulated or high-risk brokers, it’s prudent to expect that they may request standard verification documents—usually a government-issued photo ID, proof of residential address, and possibly proof of payment method, such as a bank statement. The rationale is that these documents are universally required for anti-money laundering compliance, even among less transparent brokers. However, what troubles me most is the real user report indicating that after an initial period of communication, support was unresponsive and withdrawals became unavailable. This is particularly concerning and not something I take lightly. In my view, even if you provide all required documents, there’s no guarantee you’ll receive your funds with Zora. As a result, I cannot overstate the importance of extreme caution: always verify withdrawal terms in writing with any broker, and with Zora’s current risk profile, I personally would not proceed without full regulatory protection. Protecting your capital must be paramount, especially when warning signs are this prominent.