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Based on my years of navigating various forex and payments platforms, I approach any first withdrawal with a high degree of caution, especially with providers like WorldFirst, where both regulatory standing and user feedback warrant extra attention. Since WorldFirst is regulated by ASIC in Australia and has a long operational history, one might expect standard procedures for withdrawals—typically requiring identity verification documents such as a government-issued ID (passport or driver’s license), proof of address (utility bill or bank statement), and supporting documentation linking the withdrawal account to your name. However, the clear split in user experiences—some reporting smooth transactions, others facing obstacles like unexpected “risk fund” requirements and account locks—leads me to advise preparing for enhanced due diligence. Realistically, you should expect to provide clear, up-to-date identification and proof of ownership of both the trading and withdrawal accounts. I recommend verifying with customer support what precise documentation will be needed before attempting your first withdrawal, as requirements may shift depending on the region or perceived account risks. Being meticulous with documentation is essential; I never submit a withdrawal until I’m confident my information is in order and all compliance steps are transparent. This conservative approach can help minimize the risk of complications or delays, which—based on user reports—seems prudent with WorldFirst.