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From my experience and after thoroughly researching Aqua as a potential broker, I must point out that I could not find any verifiable information regarding their minimum withdrawal amount. This is an immediate concern for me as a trader who values transparency and regulatory oversight. According to my review of available data, Aqua is an offshore broker registered in the United Arab Emirates and has been operating for about 2-5 years. However, there appears to be no valid regulatory information or clear guidance about key account procedures—including withdrawal limits. Because the WikiFX risk assessment highlights Aqua’s suspicious regulatory license, high potential risk, and explicitly warns traders to stay away due to their low score and lack of valid oversight, I would approach any withdrawal process with extreme caution. When brokers are unregulated or operate without transparent terms, withdrawal policies can change unpredictably, or, worse, requests may be denied altogether. In the absence of clear, published details, I personally would not feel comfortable depositing funds, let alone attempting even a small withdrawal, given the heightened risk of not having my funds returned. For me, as a matter of capital preservation and safety, I strongly prefer brokers whose withdrawal policies are clear, accessible, and regulated, and in Aqua’s case, that crucial information is missing.