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Based on my experience as an independent forex trader, I approach withdrawals with any broker cautiously, especially when the broker is unregulated as is the case with YLG. I have learned from years in this industry that unregulated brokers can have unpredictable or unclear withdrawal procedures. According to the information available about YLG, their license status is “suspicious” and they are not overseen by any established financial authority. This significantly raises the need for vigilance and document accuracy on my part. Given the general practices in the industry and considering YLG’s lack of oversight, I would expect to be asked for standard identification documents such as a government-issued photo ID (passport or national ID card) and possibly a proof of address (such as a recent utility bill or bank statement). Many brokers also require verification of the bank account or payment method for anti-money laundering purposes. However, what concerns me is that with no regulation, YLG may change their requirements or request additional documents at their full discretion. In my case, before making my first withdrawal, I would specifically contact their customer support to clarify and confirm the required documentation. I would proceed with caution and ensure documentation is sent through secure channels. My main advice: thoroughly verify requirements directly with the company, keep records of all communications, and be aware that the process may not offer the protections provided by regulated institutions.