erik tri cahyo
04 Aug 2021, 23:59
To Mido,
Please be aware that not all deposit methods provided by a broker can be used for withdrawals. And this often happens with offshore brokers.
For example, an offshore broker may accept deposits using methods: A, B, C, D, E, F, G. Whereas for withdrawal purposes, the broker only serves methods: A, B, C, D. So what's the conclusion? The conclusion is that, for ease of transaction, you should choose one of methods A, B, C, D for deposit purposes. Because only these methods can be used for withdrawal.
But I don't have an account to make a deposit with those methods, I only have account F to make a deposit. Can I make a deposit? The answer is still yes. However, you will experience difficulties when withdrawing funds in the future because the broker cannot process withdrawals with method F. So what's the solution? Well, you have to create one of accounts A, B, C or D to be able to make a withdrawal.
In this way, sometimes the broker you use is the same as the example illustration above. As a solution from us, it is recommended that you choose to withdraw funds using another method (for example, interbank transfer/wire transfer). If you do not have the requested bank account, you can create a new bank account first.
Then can you withdraw funds by bank transfer? Even though the initial deposit method was through a virtual account? The answer is yes, as long as the name used is the same (both the name on the new bank account, the name on the trading account, and the name on the virtual account when making a deposit). If it still doesn't work, it is best to ask for direction and a solution from the broker's customer service.
Hopefully this can help.