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As an experienced trader focusing on broker safety and regulations, one of my foremost considerations when dealing with a new brokerage is the transparency and clarity around core operational processes such as withdrawals. In the case of First Shanghai, I found their regulatory status under the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) to be reassuring. This oversight generally means processes like withdrawals should comply with established standards for client protection and operational reliability. However, in my review of available information, there is a notable lack of detail regarding specific withdrawal timeframes for both bank accounts and e-wallets. In my professional experience, well-regulated brokers typically process withdrawals within one to five business days, depending on internal approvals and external bank processing times. Yet, due to the absence of explicit timeframe disclosures from First Shanghai and the limited public data on their withdrawal policies, I would advise extra caution. Before committing substantial funds, I reach out directly to their customer support—a practice I always recommend—clarifying expected timelines and mandatory documentation to avoid potential delays. Given the conservative nature of my approach, unless there is direct confirmation, I never assume expedited withdrawals, regardless of a broker’s reputation or regulatory status. Ultimately, my trust in a broker hinges as much on clear, accessible policies as on their license and years in operation.