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As an experienced forex trader, one of my highest priorities is ensuring that my funds are both accessible and secure. When evaluating a broker such as RHB, I pay special attention to their regulatory status and overall trustworthiness before considering operational aspects like payment methods and withdrawal speed. Based on the information available, RHB currently carries a substantial risk profile—its SFC (Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission) regulatory license has been revoked, and there are prominent warnings about its potential risk. For me, this immediately signals that extra caution should be exercised when assessing any promises or features the broker claims to have. In my review of RHB’s publicly available service details, there is no clear, documented evidence of any payment method that guarantees instant withdrawals. While RHB offers a diverse range of financial services across futures, commodities, and margin financing, transparency around the specific mechanics of deposits and withdrawals is lacking. In general, brokers with revoked or unclear regulation statuses rarely offer reliable, robust withdrawal processes, let alone instant payouts. From experience, these operational uncertainties can expose traders to unnecessary risk and stress, particularly when it comes to accessing their own funds. My personal approach is to avoid brokers unless they are fully transparent with their withdrawal policies and are under strict regulatory oversight. Without direct evidence from RHB confirming instant withdrawal options and considering the regulatory red flags, I would not rely on their platform—especially not for fast fund access. For peace of mind and security, I prefer institutions that have a clear, proven track record for both client fund safety and responsive withdrawals.