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Based on my careful examination of Mad Gain’s available broker information, I was unable to find clear, transparent details about the minimum withdrawal amount for a single transaction. In my experience, the absence of such specifics does introduce an element of uncertainty, especially since established brokers usually make withdrawal limits readily available for clients to review before funding their accounts. While Mad Gain displays registration in the United States and indicates some form of oversight through a FinCEN license, I found other areas—such as the somewhat new operating history (1-2 years) and mention of a “medium potential risk” and “suspicious scope of business”—that prompt me to be even more cautious. For me, the lack of explicit withdrawal policy details means I would exercise extra prudence before depositing substantial funds, as clear withdrawal conditions are fundamental for trust and user control. Whenever I consider a relatively new or lesser-known broker, transparent and accessible information on deposits and withdrawals is one of the first things I look for. In this situation, I would strongly recommend reaching out directly to Mad Gain’s support and requesting written clarification regarding minimum withdrawal requirements before engaging in any financial commitments. That’s always been my approach to safeguarding my trading capital.