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As someone who prioritizes security and regulatory oversight in my trading, I am particularly cautious when it comes to brokers like RICO, which, according to the most reliable available sources, operates without valid regulatory supervision. From my close consideration of their service structure and public documentation, I found that RICO provides a variety of platforms and supports both investment and digital accounts, but there is a concerning absence of clear, published information regarding withdrawal processing times for either bank accounts or e-wallets. For me, this lack of transparency is a significant red flag, especially compared to brokers who offer detailed timelines—even if just approximate—about withdrawals. In my experience, reputable brokers usually publish standard withdrawal timeframes (typically ranging from same-day up to five business days, depending on method and account verification). However, with RICO being unregulated and offering no specific guidance, I believe it is prudent to proceed very carefully. My conservative approach is to assume that withdrawals could take longer than industry averages, and users may face delays or unpredictability. Ultimately, I would never risk significant capital with a broker that does not provide clear, regulator-backed assurances for client fund safety and transparent operational standards, particularly regarding withdrawals. Caution is warranted until official, consistent withdrawal timelines are disclosed by RICO.