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As an experienced trader who has navigated the account processes at several regulated Chinese futures brokers, I approach withdrawal procedures with caution and careful attention to compliance. With GUOSEN FUTURES, being under the oversight of the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX), fund security and regulatory requirements are treated seriously. During my experience, initial withdrawals typically require verification of personal identity and banking details, especially considering the use of bank-futures transfers, online banking, and over-the-counter transfers that GUOSEN supports. To comply with anti-money laundering regulations and ensure the rightful account owner is making the withdrawal, I had to provide a government-issued ID—such as a resident ID card or passport—along with proof of bank account linkage, like a bank statement or a screenshot from official banking apps. Additionally, because GUOSEN’s withdrawal policy reserves a RMB 100 guarantee fund and manages daily limits, the system may prompt for supplementary documentation if the withdrawal amount or account activity flags anything unusual. In my cautious practice, I always confirmed that my personal information and the registered bank account matched exactly; discrepancies could delay or freeze my withdrawal. Since their platform doesn’t offer demo accounts or extensive customer support channels, I recommend preparing and double-checking all documentation and reaching out via their listed customer service number in advance for personalized guidance, as timely support can be limited. For me, thorough document preparation is essential to a smooth, safe transfer of funds.