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In my personal experience as a trader, the documentation required for an initial withdrawal with CENTRAL generally revolves around verifying both your account ownership and the specific withdrawal details. With CENTRAL, withdrawals can’t be made haphazardly; they have precise processes designed for security, and overlooking these can lead to delays or even failed transactions. For my first withdrawal, I was required to either contact my account manager or customer service if my bank account details were already registered. If they weren’t, I had to download a withdrawal form directly from their website, then carefully fill it out, sign it exactly as my bank records showed, and send it back via fax or email. This verification step is essential so the company can confirm that the request matches the official account holder’s information, minimizing risk for both the client and broker. Additionally, CENTRAL’s instructions specify that providing a correctly filled deposit or withdrawal form and supporting it with evidence—such as bank account information matching my trading account—was mandatory. Timeliness is also important, since instructions submitted after noon are processed the next business day. This conservative process, while sometimes less convenient, is important from a security and compliance perspective. I advise ensuring every step matches their requirements to avoid unnecessary issues.