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As someone who approaches every broker with a risk-conscious mindset, I always look for clear details on minimum withdrawal amounts before committing funds. With Retela, despite their transparent approach to many aspects of trading and regulation under Japan’s FSA, I noticed that explicit information about the smallest permitted withdrawal per transaction isn’t readily available in their public-facing materials. In my experience, this is not unusual among Japanese brokers, especially those with a traditional client focus, where many operational specifics are discussed directly during account opening or through branch staff. When I opened my account, I was guided by their representatives step-by-step, and payment methods like bank transfer, credit/debit card, and major e-wallets were accepted for both deposit and withdrawal. However, at no point was I given a published minimum withdrawal figure in official documents or during onboarding. Based on my personal usage, as long as the withdrawal matched or exceeded their operational thresholds (which tend to align with transfer costs or bank policy), small withdrawals—sometimes equivalent to about $10-$20 if using e-wallets or standard local transfers—were usually processed without issue. Still, I would stress the importance of confirming this directly with Retela, since withdrawal conditions can vary by account type and funding source, and support staff are best placed to give a definite limit for your situation. It's always safest to obtain written confirmation for peace of mind before executing any small withdrawals.