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Based on my careful review of Shin Securities Sakamoto, one of the challenges I encountered as a trader was the lack of clear, publicly available information about specific withdrawal limits in a single transaction. While Shin is indeed a long-established firm regulated by Japan’s FSA, their offered services are primarily tailored to novice investors in Japan, and much of their operation—especially in terms of account operation details—is not fully transparent online. In my experience, especially given that Shin does not provide an online trading platform, most transactions (including withdrawals) appear to be handled through more traditional means and may require direct communication with their customer service. From a risk-management and security perspective, I’m always cautious in these cases. If a broker doesn't clearly provide terms for transactional limits, I would consider reaching out to their customer support numbers directly before planning any withdrawals. This way, I can avoid any misunderstanding or unexpected delays. Especially since the absence of an online interface makes real-time information retrieval impossible, verifying all withdrawal procedures, minimums, or potential fees in advance is, for me, essential before I fund or attempt to withdraw from an account. As always, I recommend proceeding cautiously, ensuring every detail is clarified in writing where possible.