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As someone who has spent a significant amount of time evaluating brokers and trading platforms, I understand how crucial clear withdrawal policies are when making decisions about where to trade. From my careful review of the available information about ATAS, I have not found any explicit details regarding minimum withdrawal amounts per transaction. In my experience, the absence of such clear guidance can be a substantial consideration for traders who prioritize transparency and predictability, especially when handling real funds. The primary focus of ATAS is as a trading analysis platform rather than as a traditional broker, which may partly explain the lack of detailed withdrawal information commonly found with regulated brokers. It’s important to highlight that ATAS operates without a recognized financial license and carries a “high potential risk” designation. This further reinforces my practice of exercising increased caution with any financial commitments or assumptions about fund accessibility on platforms that are not under direct regulatory oversight. Given these uncertainties and based on my expertise, I would strongly recommend contacting ATAS customer support directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding withdrawals. Personally, I avoid making any financial transactions on platforms where withdrawal terms and protections are not clearly spelled out. For me, a broker or platform should always clearly disclose such policies—ideally in an easily accessible part of their site—before I would consider depositing or withdrawing funds.