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As an experienced trader who places the utmost importance on safety and regulatory transparency, I approached Renta 4 with particular caution. Based on my thorough review of Renta 4’s publicly available information, I must point out that there is no clear or verifiable detail regarding the usual processing time for withdrawals—whether to a bank account or to an e-wallet. For me, this lack of transparency is concerning, especially since consistent and reliable withdrawals are a cornerstone of trust in any brokerage relationship. Even though Renta 4 presents itself as a public Spanish bank and offers a variety of investment services, it operates without regulation from the CNMV or any recognized financial authority. This absence of oversight means there are no official standards or protections in place governing the speed or security of client fund withdrawals. In my experience, regulated brokers typically publish expected withdrawal times, and, more importantly, are held accountable if delays occur. That confidence is missing here. Given the high-risk profile highlighted by the absence of valid regulation and the ambiguity regarding operational processes—including withdrawals—I personally would not feel comfortable making assumptions about timely access to my funds. When it comes to financial decision-making, especially with unregulated entities, I strongly believe in a conservative approach: unless withdrawal procedures and timelines are published clearly and backed by regulatory accountability, I consider the uncertainty itself a significant risk.