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As a trader with a deep focus on transparency and regulatory compliance, I always make it a priority to clearly understand a broker’s policies before moving funds. In the case of Huajin International, after reviewing their available documentation, I found that specific details regarding minimum withdrawal amounts are not explicitly listed. Their account funding and withdrawal process appears to require direct contact with their customer service department, particularly for withdrawals. This means the lowest allowable withdrawal amount is not publicly disclosed and may vary depending on the account type or payment method. In my cautious approach to funds management, this lack of upfront information is something I treat with care. Since Huajin International is regulated by Hong Kong’s SFC and operates in a well-established financial center, there is some reassurance in the regulatory oversight. However, I would only proceed after confirming directly with their customer service—using their published contact details—exactly what their withdrawal minimums and procedures are. Personally, I consider this an essential due diligence step to avoid surprises or unnecessary delays. For me, if withdrawal flexibility and policy transparency are key priorities, I would compare these points closely against other brokers where such terms are made clear from the outset.