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Speaking from my experience analyzing and using a range of brokers, including regional banks like Mashreq, I always pay particular attention to their client fund policies and transaction conditions. For Mashreq, the information available suggests there is no specifically defined minimum withdrawal amount mentioned for their accounts. That might seem convenient at first glance, but as someone who values transparency and regulatory clarity, I find the lack of formal policy here concerning. In the absence of a clear restriction, you could technically withdraw any amount that remains in your available balance, subject of course to any potential transaction fees or in-branch minimums set at an operational level. However—and this is critical for traders who prioritize safety and regulatory protection—Mashreq is currently unregulated and flagged as high risk for forex and investment services. That means processes and terms can be changed with little notice and enforcement options for clients are limited. For me, even if there is no minimum on paper, such uncertainty always makes me cautious. I strongly advise confirming the current withdrawal process with Mashreq directly before making any decisions, and to ensure your intended withdrawal fits within their latest service policies to avoid unexpected hold-ups or extra costs. This way you minimize any potential risk to your funds.