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As an experienced trader who takes regulatory status and operational transparency very seriously, I approach any broker’s withdrawal process with caution, especially when there is limited public information about their procedures. In the case of DBFS, despite its operational history in India and the availability of a self-developed trading app, I found that specific details about withdrawal timeframes are not disclosed by the firm. This lack of clarity raises genuine concerns for me, particularly as DBFS currently operates without valid regulation and has a high potential risk warning attached to its business profile. In my practice, I know that with regulated brokers, withdrawal requests to bank accounts or e-wallets typically take anywhere from one to five business days, depending on banking procedures and broker compliance checks. However, given DBFS's unregulated status and the absence of concrete, published information about its withdrawal process, I am unable to verify whether it adheres to industry-standard timelines or whether delays might be a risk. For me, this uncertainty is a significant red flag. I would always recommend prioritizing brokers with transparent, documented withdrawal policies and robust regulatory oversight, as this directly impacts the security and timely access to your funds. Until DBFS provides this information and obtains credible regulation, I would approach any withdrawals with heightened caution.