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From my experience, TIANFU FUTURES handles fund transfers primarily through a bank-futures transfer system, which is a common practice for futures brokers in China. Their official process outlines specific windows for deposits and withdrawals on business days. Deposits can be made between 08:30 and 15:40 and again from 20:30 until 02:30 the next day. Withdrawals, however, are permitted only from 09:10 to 15:40. If transfers are initiated outside of these windows, the funds are frozen until they can be processed during the next available period. Because of this operational structure, I have not found any evidence that TIANFU FUTURES supports true instant withdrawals—meaning immediate access to withdrawn funds regardless of the time of day. This time-restricted schedule introduces a delay that traders must factor into their cash flow management. Additionally, handling fees may be assessed by each linked bank rather than the broker itself, meaning costs and processing times might further vary depending on your choice of bank. The lack of instant withdrawal options requires a more cautious approach when planning trades that depend on timely fund access. In my view, while these constraints are quite typical among regulated Chinese futures brokers, anyone with urgent liquidity needs should weigh this carefully before opening an account.