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In my experience reviewing MIB, I couldn’t find any explicit mention of a minimum withdrawal amount per transaction in the information available. It’s notable that the platform places clear restrictions on withdrawal destinations: funds cannot be sent to third-party credit card or bank accounts, which adds a layer of security but might pose inconvenience, depending on your needs. The withdrawal process itself involves using the “Withdraw” function within the MIB Trade platform—at least for local stock trading—or reaching out directly to an account manager or customer service. From a risk management perspective, and especially with brokers that flag concerns such as “suspicious regulatory license” or “high potential risk” as highlighted with MIB, I am always careful to confirm details like minimum withdrawal amounts and possible fees well before funding an account. In my view, given the lack of transparent documentation and prior user feedback mentioning “unclear fees,” I would advise personally contacting MIB customer support to obtain the most accurate, updated answer regarding withdrawal minimums. This approach minimizes surprises, particularly when dealing with brokers whose operational transparency and regulatory status may not be as robust as others in the market. For me, asking these detailed questions before committing any significant capital is an essential part of assessing broker trustworthiness.