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When I initiated my first withdrawal with Mizuho FX, I found that due diligence was taken seriously, reflecting their adherence to Japanese regulatory standards. Although exact requirements may vary in detail, my experience—and the general expectation with regulated Japanese brokers like Mizuho FX—was that I needed to complete a comprehensive identity verification process before any withdrawal could proceed. For me, this meant providing clear, government-issued identification such as a passport or driver’s license, along with supporting proof of address like a bank statement or utility bill, both issued in my name and dated within the last few months. The process was initiated within their dedicated app, which offered automated capturing of these documents, a feature designed to streamline the experience but still requiring my careful attention to clarity and accuracy. This is important because incomplete or unclear submissions can lead to delays. From my perspective, this cautious approach helps ensure that only the rightful account holder can access funds, which is characteristic of properly regulated Japanese brokers who place a premium on risk management and client security. I always recommend preparing these documents in advance, as regulatory scrutiny in this market is high and withdrawal delays can occur if verification isn’t completed properly.