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In my experience with forex brokers, the process of making an initial withdrawal typically requires submitting standard identity verification documents, such as a government-issued photo ID and proof of address, to comply with anti-money laundering regulations. However, with Questh X, I have serious reservations about assuming normal procedures apply. According to information I’ve reviewed, Questh X lacks valid regulatory oversight and is flagged for high risk, with allegations of suspicious business practices and withdrawal restrictions after minimal payouts. For me, this combination strongly suggests that even if Questh X requests traditional documentation for withdrawals—such as a passport or driver’s license, a recent utility bill, and potentially bank statement details—I would approach the process very cautiously. The risks here, particularly concerning whether withdrawals are processed at all after initial small amounts, raise significant red flags about the security of any documents or personal information submitted. As a rule, with any broker showing a lack of regulatory legitimacy and user reports of withdrawal issues, I personally would not proceed with depositing or submitting sensitive documents until there is clear, credible evidence of both regulatory compliance and a consistent record of honoring client withdrawals. My priority is always the security of my capital and personal data, and Questh X fails to meet the basic trust benchmarks that I consider the minimum standard for financial safety.