Trade Nation: fifty-currency-unit withdrawals
GBP 50 and USD 50 share a numeral but not value; small deposit minima do not carry over to withdrawals.
Deposit and withdrawal thresholds
Funding gives method-specific deposit minima of GBP 0.01–5, but fifty account-currency units for withdrawal. A GBP 5 deposit option does not establish an accepted GBP 5 withdrawal.
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Diagram explained
Same numeral, different currency value
- GBP account: GBP 50 numeral
- USD account: USD 50 numeral
- Assume GBP 50 × 1.20 = USD 60
Different-currency illustration
A GBP account’s numeral is GBP 50 and a USD account’s USD 50 under the wording. At an assumed GBP/USD 1.20, GBP 50 equals USD 60 for comparison, not a new universal USD minimum.
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Official Trade Nation UK source Official Trade Nation UK source
Return through the funding method
The source routes withdrawal through the deposit method and directs clients to support if unavailable. Broker withdrawal is free, but banks can charge transfer/FX fees; the usual two-to-five-business-day bank timing is descriptive.
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Official Trade Nation UK source Official Trade Nation UK source
Do not trade merely to meet a minimum
For a below-minimum balance, ask about closure/residual withdrawal instead of assuming extra deposits or trades are needed. Open-position margin/funding remain separate; UK pages do not establish worldwide acceptance.
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Official Trade Nation UK source Official Trade Nation UK source
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