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Withdrawal Policies and Methods at FXTRADING.com

Updated over 2 weeks ago

FXTRADING.com maintains specific withdrawal policies to ensure secure transactions while complying with financial regulations. Understanding these requirements will help you plan your withdrawals effectively and avoid unnecessary delays.

Core Withdrawal Principles

Same-Method Policy Withdrawals must generally be processed through the same payment method used for deposits. This is a standard anti-money laundering (AML) requirement that FXTRADING.com strictly enforces. For instance, if you initially deposited funds via a bank account, withdrawals will be directed back to that same bank account.

"First In, First Out" Rule FXTRADING.com follows a 'first in, first out' approach, meaning: For example, if you deposited $500 using an e-wallet and later deposited $300 via a bank transfer, the $500 must be withdrawn to the e-wallet before you can access withdrawal options for the $300 bank deposit.

  • Initial deposits made through a specific payment method must be withdrawn back to the same method first

  • Even if trading losses occur, the original deposit method still governs the withdrawal process until the full deposit amount is cleared

Verification Requirements Before processing any withdrawal, your account must be fully verified with: Additionally, ensure that the name on your FXTRADING.com account matches the name on your linked payout or bank account to avoid delays or rejections.

  • Proof of Identity (PoI) documentation

  • Proof of Address (PoA) documentation

  • Completed Financial Profile

Available Withdrawal Methods

FXTRADING.com offers several withdrawal options:

  • Bank Transfer (2-7 business days)

  • Credit/Debit Cards (1-5 business days)

  • E-wallets (usually within 24 hours)

  • Cryptocurrencies (usually within 24 hours)

Need Help?

If you encounter any issues with your withdrawal, please contact FXTRADING.com's support team through the Service Hub for assistance. Common issues may relate to compliance requirements such as the same-method rule or the FIFO policy. Ensure you fulfill all requirements before attempting alternative withdrawal options.

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