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Based on my experience as a trader, I approach any broker with extra vigilance when there’s an absence of regulatory oversight, as is the case with ALKHAIR CAPITAL. Because they are unregulated, I’m particularly cautious about fund withdrawals and always prepare for heightened scrutiny or requests for documentation. With ALKHAIR CAPITAL’s profile highlighting high potential risk and reports of problematic fund accessibility, I would anticipate a process that may involve detailed due diligence. Generally, for my initial withdrawal at any broker, especially one with no external supervision, I ensure I have my government-issued photo ID, recent proof of address (such as a utility bill or bank statement that matches my registration details), and any information that verifies the funding source—typically, the bank card or account I used for the original deposit. If my deposit was made by bank transfer, I expect they could require a transfer confirmation or bank statement as additional verification. Furthermore, brokers operating locally in Saudi Arabia might request further KYC documents, such as national IDs or tax information, depending on their internal compliance procedures. Because ALKHAIR CAPITAL’s review also notes issues reported by other users—including allegations of difficulties accessing funds—my conservative default is to prepare for a thorough documentation process, to ensure that I meet all requirements and minimize withdrawal delays. I always recommend confirming the specific list of documents directly with their customer support before requesting a withdrawal, to avoid any surprises or holdups. For me, preparation and transparency are essential when dealing with brokers that lack clear regulatory frameworks.