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Having navigated withdrawals with various brokers over my career, I've found that established, regulated firms typically require standard identification and proof of address documents when processing an initial withdrawal. However, my risk assessment of Fintxpert leads me to approach this broker with considerable caution. According to the background I reviewed, Fintxpert operates out of Seychelles, claims no valid regulatory oversight, and displays several warning signs including a very low trust score and reports of refused withdrawal requests—even when clients fully complied with procedures over numerous attempts. With Fintxpert, because they are not transparently regulated and have a history of denying clients' withdrawal requests, I would not expect clear or consistent documentation requirements. Normally, one would prepare a government-issued ID, recent proof of address (such as a utility bill), and sometimes source-of-funds documents. But for me, the issue is not simply providing documents—it's whether the broker will honor its obligations at all. The severe risk profile and first-hand user reports of non-payment suggest that, regardless of what you submit, withdrawals may not be processed as expected. In summary, while standard KYC documentation may be requested, my experience tells me that with Fintxpert, even fulfilling these requirements does not guarantee successful fund retrieval. I urge others to be extremely careful and to prioritize brokers with verifiable regulatory standing before making any deposits.