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As an experienced forex trader, I approach any withdrawal request with caution, especially when dealing with brokers that raise significant red flags. RENADER FX stands out as a broker with no valid regulatory oversight, a very low trust score, and multiple warning indicators for high potential risk. Based on my broader experience, legitimate brokers typically require standard documents such as a government-issued photo ID, proof of address (like a recent utility bill or bank statement), and sometimes completion of a withdrawal form for the first request. However, given that RENADER FX does not operate under recognized regulatory supervision, I am particularly wary that their document requirements could change suddenly, become overly intrusive, or even be used as stalling tactics. For me, the absence of regulatory clarity means there is no neutral authority ensuring fair handling of client information or withdrawal requests. This presents a real risk that personal documents might not be properly safeguarded, or that withdrawal processes may not be honored at all. Therefore, while basic identification and residence proof are standard in the industry, submitting any sensitive documents to an unregulated entity like RENADER FX carries substantial risk. I would not proceed without extreme caution, and I personally would consider safer, well-regulated alternatives for my funds.