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As an experienced forex trader who values strict operational protocols, my withdrawal approach with any regulated broker is always careful. While Huatai International does not explicitly list the exact initial withdrawal documents in the context provided, I can share my practical approach based on their established procedures and regulatory environment. Huatai International only permits withdrawals to the registered bank account that you’ve previously linked with your Huatai account. Initiating a withdrawal involves logging in to their online trading platform, filling out the online withdrawal notification form, and submitting it—typically via fax or email—to their official channels. From my experience with reputable, SFC-regulated firms, they will almost certainly require some or all of the following: proof of identification (such as a passport or government ID), the bank account information that matches your trading account (ideally a bank statement or voided check to avoid mismatches), and possibly proof of address from recent utility bills or similar documents. Given that the firm's anti-fraud and anti-money laundering standards are likely high due to Hong Kong SFC regulation, I always ensure my KYC (Know Your Customer) documentation was fully completed during account opening, as these usually support later withdrawal requests. Before sending any withdrawal instruction, I carefully verify that all account details are aligned and all documents are up to date. For your own safety, I would advise contacting Huatai’s customer service directly to confirm the current requirements specific to your situation, rather than assuming that standard documentation will always suffice. This cautious, step-by-step process has worked for me and helps avoid delays or complications—especially at well-regulated institutions.