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In my experience using WorldFirst, I have not come across any explicit information detailing the minimum withdrawal amount per transaction within the context provided. WorldFirst positions itself mainly as a business-centric platform, geared toward global payments and currency conversions for SMEs, with a strong regulatory presence in Australia via ASIC. This offers some reassurance regarding the legitimacy of the financial operations, but based strictly on the information available, there is no published minimum withdrawal threshold. However, I believe it’s important to point out that several alarming user reports have described withdrawal difficulties and unexpected demands for substantial “risk fee” payments to process withdrawals. These cases included requests for $5,000 to unlock accounts or complete withdrawals, which, from my perspective, suggests that while routine international transfers might be smooth for some business users, there are undeniable risks and uncertainties when it comes to accessing your funds if complications arise. Given these mixed user experiences, my cautious advice would be to contact WorldFirst’s customer service directly before initiating a withdrawal, especially if your situation is atypical or your account is newly established. This approach helps clarify any hidden conditions and protects your capital, which is always paramount in financial dealings. Until more transparent documentation is made publicly available, I recommend proceeding conservatively.