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As someone with considerable trading experience, I approach broker procedures with careful attention, particularly when it comes to withdrawals. Based on my direct usage of DEGIRO and the information available, the initial withdrawal process is tied closely to verification and account funding processes. To withdraw funds, DEGIRO generally requires that you register your bank account as the only means of deposit and withdrawal; this is a clear sign that your bank details play a critical role in authentication and fund flow security. In my experience, to successfully process an initial withdrawal, I had to ensure my account was fully verified. Typically, this meant I needed to provide identification—such as a government-issued photo ID (passport or driver’s license)—and proof of address, like a recent utility bill or bank statement. DEGIRO also restricts deposits and withdrawals strictly to the bank account registered in my name, which reduces third-party risk but means I needed to provide bank account documentation that clearly matched my DEGIRO registration details. Since DEGIRO operates without clear regulatory information according to some sources, I was especially diligent, making sure all submitted documents were current and legible. I would never proceed with withdrawals unless all personal information was up-to-date and double-checked for accuracy. This cautious approach has been key in avoiding unnecessary delays or complications. For anyone considering a first withdrawal, I strongly recommend verifying all your account details and preparing your identification and bank documentation ahead of time.