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As an experienced trader, my approach to withdrawal requests always emphasizes both security and regulatory compliance. With RHB, what immediately stands out for me is the revoked SFC (Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong) license and the clear high-risk warnings attached to the broker’s profile. Such a regulatory red flag means I proceed with heightened caution, and I do not assume standardized operational practices like reliable withdrawal timelines. Unfortunately, based on the available information, RHB does not provide explicit details about typical withdrawal processing times to bank accounts or e-wallets. In my experience, established and fully regulated brokers tend to outline these timelines transparently—usually within one to five business days—because regulatory oversight generally enforces clear and timely client fund handling. However, when a broker operates with a revoked license, delays or lack of transparency can be significant risks. Given these circumstances, if I were considering withdrawing funds from RHB, I would be prepared for possible delays or difficulties. For me, the lack of concrete withdrawal information—combined with licensing concerns—raises enough uncertainty that I would be extremely careful, avoid large fund transfers, and contact their customer service directly to confirm processes before initiating any withdrawals. In sum, the absence of regulatory backup and clear withdrawal policies means a conservative approach is safest.