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Drawing from my years of experience in the forex trading industry, I can say that it’s always prudent to approach withdrawals, especially from a broker like HoxtonWealth, with caution. HoxtonWealth is not regulated, which for me raises substantial concerns regarding both transparency and the security of client funds. While precise requirements can vary—particularly with unregulated firms—most brokers typically require proof of identity (such as a passport or driver’s license), proof of address (like a recent utility bill or bank statement), and, at times, evidence linking your funding source to your name (for example, a copy of the bank card or a screenshot of an account statement). The reasoning behind these requirements is to follow anti-money laundering protocols, but with an unregulated broker, there may be less oversight, and sometimes documents might be requested repeatedly or in unexpected formats. I advise always verifying directly with HoxtonWealth’s official support before submitting documents, and never sharing sensitive financial information unless you’re certain about the security of their procedures. Personally, with the high risk and lack of formal regulation evident in HoxtonWealth’s profile, I would proceed with extra caution and document every interaction, as these are critical steps to safeguarding one’s interests in such an environment.