As an experienced trader, when considering any broker—especially one like First State Futures—I always pay close attention to transaction details, including minimum deposit and withdrawal policies. From what I’ve gathered, First State Futures does provide some transparency about fees (not charging for deposits or withdrawals) and emphasizes transfers via segregated accounts in the company’s name for security. However, I have not found specific, disclosed information regarding the minimum withdrawal amount for a single transaction. This lack of explicit detail is something I approach cautiously. Even though the broker seems to have its operational procedures regulated by the ICDX in Indonesia, with segregated accounts as an added safety layer, I find it less than ideal that concrete withdrawal minimums aren’t clearly published. In my experience, this could potentially lead to confusion or inconvenience down the road—so before funding any account, I always recommend reaching out directly to their support for written confirmation of such policies. For me, not having this information upfront means I’d proceed with extra care and not assume full operational flexibility until verified. This conservative stance helps me manage risk, especially with newer or less internationally established brokers.