From my experience trading through RBC Direct Investing, I've found that their platform is primarily designed for Canadian investors who want secure, self-directed access to a wide range of asset classes. While their fee schedules and account options are refreshingly transparent, I've noticed that specifics on minimum withdrawal amounts aren’t clearly outlined in their publicly available information. In my own practice, I always approached withdrawals conservatively, ensuring my requests complied with the available balance and applicable transaction fees. It’s important to note that RBC charges a $45 fee for each wire transfer within Canada or the U.S., and there may be implications depending on which type of account—such as TFSA, RRSP, or non-registered—I’m withdrawing from. This can affect both withdrawal methods and tax considerations. For me, this meant I always contacted their customer support before making significant withdrawals to clarify the minimums for my specific account type and transfer method. In the absence of an explicit published minimum, I found prudent planning and direct confirmation with RBC’s support was the safest way forward. If you’re considering a withdrawal, I would recommend you do the same to ensure there are no surprises or compliance issues.