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Getting your money out of Tradu

If a broker ever fails, the questions are how your money was held and how fast it could come back. This is how Tradu handles withdrawals today.

Regulation: FCA (217689); CySEC (392/20); ASIC (AFSL 309763); FSCA (46534); Israel Securities Authority; Seychelles FSA (SD147 for listed shares). How Tradu is regulated

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Deposits and withdrawals

Deposit methods
Debit/credit card, bank wire and regional electronic methods
Withdrawal methods
Bank wire, cards and supported electronic methods
Deposit time
Cards up to 2 hours; wire generally 3-5 business days
Withdrawal time
Method-dependent
Local payment methods
Region-dependent

What this means

Withdrawals are stated at Method-dependent, against Cards up to 2 hours; wire generally 3-5 business days for deposits. A gap between the two is normal and not in itself a warning sign - identity checks are a legal obligation, not obstruction. What is worth noticing is a withdrawal that keeps meeting new conditions after those checks are done.

Withdrawal routes: bank wire, cards and supported electronic methods. Money is usually returned by the route it arrived on, so the deposit method you pick is in effect the withdrawal method you are picking too.

Questions about Tradu deposits and withdrawals

How do you withdraw from Tradu?

Withdrawals from Tradu are made by bank wire, cards and supported electronic methods. Most brokers return money by the method it arrived by, so the deposit method decides the withdrawal method.

How long does a Tradu withdrawal take?

Tradu records withdrawal times of method-dependent. The broker's processing time and the bank's or card issuer's time are separate, and the published figure is usually the broker's.

How do you deposit at Tradu?

Tradu accepts deposits by debit/credit card, bank wire and regional electronic methods.

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