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From my experience with various brokers, and especially with firms like MGM that lack recognized regulation and have a suspicious scope of business, I approach each withdrawal request with added care. Typically, brokers operating in regulated environments will ask for standard identification documents such as a government-issued ID, proof of address (like a utility bill or bank statement), and occasionally, evidence of the source of funds to comply with anti-money laundering rules. Given that MGM is not regulated and their transparency appears limited—there’s no clear information on fees or even a demo account—I would expect the requirements to be at least similar, though potentially inconsistent or subject to change. In such cases, I have learned to prepare more documentation than usual, since unregulated brokers sometimes request extra verification, possibly as a hurdle to withdrawals. This often includes not only photo identification and address proof, but potentially banking information or additional paperwork if requested. Because there’s no specific disclosure from MGM about their withdrawal procedures or required documents, I advise anyone dealing with them to exercise caution: keep detailed records, maintain copies of all submitted documents, and be prepared for extra scrutiny. With any unregulated broker, it’s critical to verify requirements directly and proceed conservatively, as the risk of complications is considerably higher in my experience.