You must confirm that your Chillimarkets account has been validated before you may take money out of it. One of the responsibilities of the regulatory agencies is to verify your identity and account, and Chillimarkets must rigorously adhere to the Know Your Customer (KYC) process. As part of this procedure, Chillimarkets must confirm the identification of its customers and evaluate any possible threats of illicit activity.
The following documentation is required when you register a trading account with Chillimarkets so that Chillimarkets can confirm your identity:
All the required documentation mentioned above must be clear, readable and sent to Chillimarkets, ensuring that all four corners of each document are clearly visible.
At Chillimarkets, we recognize that having quick and easy access to your funds is crucial. Consequently, we provide a fast withdrawal procedure. The withdrawal process at Chillimarkets requires just one or two business days. Kindly be informed that Chillimarkets functions from Monday to Friday, omitting weekends and additional public holidays or festive days listed in the official calendar. It is essential to recognize that occasionally, there might be a delay in your funds being received due to clearance delays from banks, electronic payment systems, and credit cards. Do not hesitate to reach out to your bank to obtain further details about their procedures.
Chillimarkets, being a regulated broker, must adhere to stringent regulatory standards. Due to international anti-money laundering regulations, withdrawals are permitted only through the payment methods used to fund your account. It is crucial to emphasize that you should withdraw up to 100% of your deposit back to your credit or debit card. Subsequently, you can withdraw funds using a different method according to your directions, but it must be under your own name. Here is an example for better understanding. If you deposited $1,000 via a credit card and earned a $1,500 profit, the initial $1,000 you withdraw will return to the credit card you used for the deposit, and the remaining $1,500 can be taken out through a different method, like wire transfer or other e-payment options (for customers outside the EU only).
When a deposit is made through a third party that isn’t a credit card payment method, you need to withdraw the full amount of the deposit transaction using the original payment method.
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