OneRoyal withdrawals: source returns and wallet-fee conflicts
Check trading-activity conditions and inconsistent FAQ wording before estimating net receipt.
The headline has a footnote
Funding says no fees but qualifies this for under two lots since the last deposit. The footnote does not price the charge. Do not treat 1.99 lots as sufficient or add trades merely to avoid a fee.
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Diagram explained
Obtain the net amount in writing
- Under 2 lots since last deposit: fee applies
- Skrill/Neteller fee FAQs conflict
- Card return capped at card-funded principal
Skrill/Neteller needs clarification
One FAQ makes clients cover Skrill/Neteller profit-withdrawal charges; another says OneRoyal covers processing fees. These may be different cost layers, but the page does not explain them. Obtain a written broker/PSP split and net amount.
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A card-return example
The FAQ caps card refunds at card deposits. With USD 200 card funding and a loss-free USD 250 balance, separate USD 200 principal from USD 50 profit, which needs an approved route. This is an illustrative ledger.
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Correct account and entity
A USD 5 account threshold is not a minimum for every funding method; the footnote varies by route/country. The Australian wholesale-only disclosure does not establish the reader’s account eligibility.
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