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As an experienced trader focused on reliability and regulatory safety, I prioritize transparency and robustness in a broker’s operational procedures, especially regarding payments and withdrawals. From my thorough research and the broker’s available details, there is no clear or specific information about immediate withdrawal options with SCB. In fact, SCB is primarily a provider of low-carbon commodities, carbon-neutral solutions, and environmental products—rather than offering standard retail forex brokerage services, which usually provide detailed withdrawal methods and timelines. Even more concerning for me is the fact that SCB currently has no valid regulatory licenses; former FCA (UK) authorizations have been revoked, and their NFA (US) status is listed as exceeded or expired. This gap in regulation substantially increases risk exposure, as unregulated entities are not held to strict client fund segregation or withdrawal processing standards. Given these critical issues and the limited disclosure regarding customer payment processes, I cannot verify the existence or speed of any withdrawal options, immediate or otherwise. For a trader like myself, who requires both security and certainty in fund management, this lack of transparency and regulatory oversight means I would stay extremely cautious. Before considering any financial activity or deposit with SCB, I would demand comprehensive, up-to-date information on withdrawal methods and the legal protections in place for client funds. In its current state, SCB simply does not meet my standards for trustworthiness or transparency regarding payment operations.