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As someone with years of experience in forex trading, I've learned it's crucial to operate with brokers that are fully regulated and clear about their withdrawal processes. With Jarden, I noticed from the information available that they're regulated by ASIC, which does provide a level of legitimacy. However, I found that clear step-by-step details about the document requirements for withdrawals are notably lacking from their public materials. In my experience, regulated Australian brokers like Jarden typically require standard documentation for any initial withdrawal, such as a government-issued photo ID (passport or driver's license), proof of residential address (such as a recent utility bill or bank statement), and potentially bank account verification documents. However, because Jarden does not publish explicit guidance regarding withdrawals and, notably, there are some user reviews mentioning delays or lack of response from customer service, I would approach the withdrawal process with caution. Before depositing funds, I recommend contacting their support directly to clarify exactly which documents they expect for a first withdrawal. This sort of due diligence reduces unnecessary delays and ensures you have transparency before committing capital. Personally, I do not proceed with sizeable funding to any broker where withdrawal terms or required documentation are unclear. This approach helps safeguard my capital, especially in markets where trust and regulatory compliance are paramount.