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Forex Broker Withdrawal Comparison: Fees, Time and Minimums at 8 Brokers

Withdrawal fees, time and minimums at 8 forex brokers from official pages: instant to 20 business days, plus the same-route rule (checked 4 Nov 2026).

If you want to compare forex withdrawals, the official figures for fees, time and minimums are scattered across many pages and hard to line up.

In normal withdrawals, only AXIORY (1,000 yen under 20,000) and DecodeFX (3% domestic bank) state a broker-side fee amount. Time runs from instant to 20 business days.

The official pages of the 8 listed brokers were checked on 4 November 2026 and tabulated here. You will know what to check before depositing and which route fits how you trade.

Bottom line: compare 8 brokers' withdrawals on fees, time, minimums and route

Comparison table of withdrawal fees, time and minimums at XS, HFM, Axi and Exness
  • Fees: only AXIORY (1,000 yen under 20,000) and DecodeFX (3% domestic bank) state an amount
  • Time: from instant methods to 14–20 business days at the slowest
  • Minimums: 5 USD to 250 USD. Axi, Exness, Monaxa and Vantage show no figure
  • Route: 7 brokers prioritise the deposit route. DecodeFX states nothing
Comparison table of withdrawal fees, time and minimums at AXIORY, DecodeFX, Monaxa and Vantage

The official pages and help of the 8 listed brokers were checked on 4 November 2026. Because the withdrawal route follows the deposit route, the tables help before you deposit.

A comparison of conditions, not a ranking

The order is the site's listing order, not a ranking. Where the official site has no figure, the cell says so.

Forex deposit methods compared: fees, timing and minimums

Withdrawal fee comparison: broker-side amounts and other costs

Fee examples for AXIORY and DecodeFX domestic bank withdrawals by amount
Withdrawal fees (official pages, checked 4 November 2026)
BrokerBroker-side feeOther costs and exceptions
XSNo fee of its ownBank and payment fees are the client's. It reserves up to 3% for no-trading or abusive use
HFMNone (all methods)Bank wires may add sending, intermediary and receiving bank fees
AxiNot charged (general wording on the Asia page)Bank fees can arise on transfers with overseas institutions
ExnessNo deposit or withdrawal feeSome methods or banks charge. See the fee field on the method screen
AXIORYFree at 20,000 yen or more; 1,000 yen below (1,500 yen for international wire)International wire: about 4,000–8,000 yen from the bank
DecodeFX3% domestic bank, 0% for othersOverseas bank wires add the bank's own fee
MonaxaNo amount statedIt bears fees only for local online banking and local agents, not in full for international wire or crypto
VantageIts own bank-transfer fee is freeBank and intermediary fees are the client's; international wire is usually 25 USD. Withdrawing without trading after an e-wallet or card deposit can add a processing fee

The examples above compare domestic bank transfers only. AXIORY's fee depends on the amount; DecodeFX's is a percentage.

International bank wires can cost a lot on the bank's side even when the broker's fee is nil. AXIORY says the bank charges about 4,000–8,000 yen.

On a 50,000-yen withdrawal that is 8–16%. Vantage also says an international wire usually costs 25 USD on top.

  • For small amounts, look at domestic bank or e-wallet first
  • For international wires, add the bank-side cost
  • Check the receiving fee on your own bank's fee table
DecodeFX's official pages disagree on the fee

The withdrawal page lists 3% for domestic bank transfers, while the top-page FAQ says no deposit or withdrawal fee on its side (checked 4 November 2026). This article uses the 3% on the withdrawal page.

AXIORY deposits and withdrawals: fees, minimums and timing

DecodeFX deposits and withdrawals: fees, minimums and timing

Withdrawal time comparison: processing and arrival are different clocks

Illustration: a withdrawal has request, processing and arrival, and the last two run on separate clocks

An official "within 24 hours" is usually the broker's own processing time. Arrival at your bank or card issuer takes further time.

Table of fastest and slowest withdrawal times at XS, HFM, AXIORY, DecodeFX, Vantage and Monaxa
Withdrawal time wording (official pages, checked 4 November 2026; HFM cut-off checked 26 September 2026)
BrokerOfficial wording (processing and arrival)Days and cut-off
XSUsually processed within 24 hours; instant (Peska Wallet) to 7-14 business days (card)Processed on weekends
HFMInstant (EXONE, bitwallet, BINANCE PAY), within 24h (crypto), up to 2 business days (bank), 2-10 (JCB, VISA)Processed 24/7 (official wording). Requests before 10:00 server time: same day; after: next business day (official FAQ, checked 26 September 2026)
AxiVaries by method; no figures table for JapanNot stated
ExnessAverage to maximum per method on the personal areaRequests allowed on weekends and holidays; steps needing verification may be delayed
AXIORYProcessed within 24 hours on business days; arrival: Walletory instant, domestic bank 1-3 days, international wire and card 3-20 daysBusiness days; holidays can push arrival to the next business day or later
DecodeFXPeska and bitwallet instant–3 min, USDT minutes after approval, domestic bank 1–2 days, overseas 2–5 days (the step pages say 1–3 and 5–10); FAQ says 1 hour to 3 business daysNot stated
MonaxaProcessed and reflected within 24 hoursNot processed while the account holds open positions
VantageGenerally processed within 24 hours; arrival up to 7 business days; bank and card refunds usually 3–5Processed Monday to Friday in business hours; not on weekends or holidays
  • XS: processes on weekends
  • Exness: requests allowed on weekends and holidays; steps needing verification may be delayed
  • AXIORY: business days only; holidays can delay arrival
  • Vantage: processes Monday to Friday in business hours only

A method marked instant may still be unavailable if you did not deposit with it. The route section below explains why.

HFM deposits and withdrawals: fees, minimums and timing

XS deposits and withdrawals: fees, minimums and timing

Minimum withdrawal comparison: finding methods for small amounts

Four figures showing minimum withdrawals from 5 USD to 10,000 yen
Minimum withdrawal (official pages, checked 4 November 2026)
BrokerMinimum by method
XSDomestic bank 1,000 yen, Peska Wallet 1,000 yen, bitwallet 3,000 yen, card 5 USD, crypto and STICPAY 10 USD, international wire 250 USD
HFMBank wire 1,000 yen, EXONE 2,000 yen, JCB and VISA 5 USD, crypto and BINANCE PAY 10 USD, bitwallet 20 USD
AXIORYDomestic bank, card and Walletory 1,100 yen; international wire 10,000 yen
DecodeFXDomestic bank, USDT, Peska and bitwallet 50 USD; overseas bank wire 100 USD
AxiDepends on the method chosen or the full account balance
ExnessShown per method in the personal area; judged after conversion to account currency
MonaxaNot stated (transfers between own accounts: first USD 15–200, then USD 1)
VantageNot stated
XS shows different values on two official pages

The Japanese withdrawal page lists domestic bank 1,000 yen. A help article lists bank transfer 250 USD, Skrill 50 USD and Neteller 15 USD. The table follows the Japanese withdrawal page (checked 4 November 2026).

For example, with a 1,050-yen balance you can request XS's domestic bank transfer (minimum 1,000 yen) but not AXIORY's (minimum 1,100 yen).

A balance below the minimum cannot be requested with that method. Compare your balance and the minimum before you withdraw.

Minimum deposit comparison for forex brokers

Withdrawal methods: bank, e-wallet, card and crypto

Table of withdrawal method types at XS, HFM, Axi and Exness
Withdrawal methods (official pages, checked 4 November 2026)
BrokerMethods named officially
XSDomestic and international bank wire, bitwallet, STICPAY, Peska Wallet, card, crypto (USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH)
HFMBank wire, JCB, VISA, crypto, EXONE, bitwallet, BINANCE PAY
AxiInternet or local banking, Bitwallet, crypto (some regions)
ExnessDepends on region and verification; shown on the Withdrawal tab
AXIORYDomestic and international bank wire, card, Walletory (NETELLER and Skrill unavailable to Japan residents)
DecodeFXDomestic and overseas bank wire, USDT (TRC20, ERC20), Peska, bitwallet
MonaxaOnline banking, local agent, international wire, crypto; the priority list also names card and e-wallet
VantageNo public list; terms and help mention bank, card, Skrill and Neteller
Table of withdrawal method types at AXIORY, DecodeFX, Monaxa and Vantage
Traits by method (official pages, checked 4 November 2026)
MethodWhat the official pages say
Bank wireDomestic: XS 1 day, DecodeFX 1–2, AXIORY 1-3, HFM up to 2. International: AXIORY 3-20, XS 1-7
E-walletXS bitwallet about 30-45 minutes; HFM instant; DecodeFX instant to 3 minutes; AXIORY Walletory instant
CardXS 7-14 days, HFM 2-10, AXIORY 3-20; XS and AXIORY cannot return profit to a card
CryptoXS about 30 minutes, HFM within 24h, DecodeFX minutes after approval; DecodeFX warns that a wrong address may lose the funds, with no resend or compensation
HFM official withdrawal options page with minimum, time and fee per method
Source: HFM official website (captured 4 November 2026)

HFM publishes method, minimum, time and fee in one table. Axi, Exness, Monaxa and Vantage have no equivalent table for Japan.

DecodeFX official page with time, minimum and fee for its 5 withdrawal methods
Source: DecodeFX official website (captured 4 November 2026)
About Axi's public information

Axi has no Japan-specific deposit and withdrawal page; it points to regional pages. Check Japan's methods in the client portal under Funds, then Withdraw (checked 4 November 2026).

Withdrawal currency and conversion: choosing a way to receive yen

Table of ways to receive yen and conversion notes at XS, HFM, AXIORY, DecodeFX and Exness

If you want yen, check the withdrawal currency first. A different currency means conversion, and the amount you receive may differ from what you requested.

Withdrawal currency and conversion (official pages, checked 4 November 2026)
BrokerOfficial wording on currency and conversion
XSA local-currency amount is converted at the same-day rate; requesting USD through a local method converts at the actual rate
HFMMinimums: bank wire 1,000 yen, EXONE 2,000 yen; other methods are in USD (5–20)
AXIORYBank wire, Walletory and others support JPY, USD and EUR; cards pay out only in the deposit currency
DecodeFXDomestic bank: JPY; overseas bank: USD, EUR, GBP, AUD; Peska: JPY and USD; bitwallet: JPY
ExnessChoosing a currency other than the account currency triggers conversion; the minimum is judged after conversion to the account currency
The rate moves what you receive

With a converting method, the rate that day sets the amount you receive. A request at the very limit can fall below the minimum or the free margin.

Withdrawal rules: back to the deposit route, in your own name

Illustration: money deposited from a source returns to the same source

Forex withdrawals generally go back to the route you deposited with. This is for anti-money-laundering reasons, and 7 brokers say so officially.

Route and name rules (official pages, checked 4 November 2026; HFM and Axi include items checked 26 September 2026)
BrokerRoute ruleName and third parties
XSWithdraw the full deposit by the same methods and order; only profit is free (not to card)Third-party withdrawals not allowed
HFMAlways the same method as the deposit (conditions PDF art. 3.2, checked 26 September 2026); cards go back to the same cardName rule not checked this time
AxiSame method as the original deposit, back to the original source (Return to Source)Third-party requests are not processed (checked 26 September 2026)
ExnessFollows a payment-method priority rule (the order is not given in the public help). A pending card refund appears at the top of the withdrawal tabNot payable unless the payee name matches the Exness account name
AXIORYSame method as the deposit; card first up to the amount deposited by card within 10 monthsOnly accounts and cards in the registered name
DecodeFXNot stated on the official pages checkedNot stated
MonaxaSame route as the deposit under AML rules; priority: card, crypto, e-wallet, local agent, online bank transfer, bank wireDeposits must come from your own account; withdrawal name rule not stated
VantageOnly to the account used to deposit (return to source); otherwise generally a bank transfer in the account holder's nameThird-party deposits and withdrawals prohibited
XS's own example: deposits of 100,000 yen by bank transfer and 200,000 yen by bitwallet, with 100,000 yen of profit (checked 4 November 2026)
OrderDestinationAmount
1Bank transfer (used to deposit)100,000 yen
2bitwallet (used to deposit)200,000 yen
3Profit (any method except card)100,000 yen
  • Decide the deposit route before you think about withdrawing
  • Match the payee name to your registered name
  • At some brokers, card deposits are refunded to the card first

Forex deposit and withdrawal basics: the same-method rule

Forex withdrawal trouble: causes and what to do

Withdrawing from a bonus account: when credit shrinks or disappears

Six checks before withdrawing from an account with bonus credit
Bonuses and withdrawals (official pages, checked 4 November 2026)
Broker and offerOfficial wording
XS first deposit bonus and Welcome 5000Withdrawing or transferring before the conversion condition (5 lots in 60 days, positions held 2+ minutes) cancels the whole credit
AXIORY 15th anniversary starter packWithdrawing before the condition deletes the remaining credit; afterwards credit is reduced in proportion
Monaxa bonus creditRemoved in proportion to the withdrawal or transfer; withdrawing everything removes all, with no restore

The HFM, Axi and DecodeFX offers were not re-checked this time. Conditions differ per offer, so read each offer's page.

The bonus itself cannot be withdrawn

AXIORY and Monaxa both say the credit itself is not withdrawable cash. What you can withdraw is profit or balance after the conditions are met.

Why forex bonuses cannot be withdrawn: rules compared

After you request: what the official pages say about the flow and cancelling

Four stages from request to arrival: pick, review, verify and wait
Flow after a request, and cancelling (official pages, checked 4 November 2026; HFM and Axi include items checked 26 September 2026)
BrokerWhat happens after you request, and cancelling
XSRegistered as pending and processed within 24 hours; pending requests can be cancelled from the portal history
HFMApply from Withdraw in myHF. The conditions PDF lists five cancellation reasons: missing ID documents, incorrect payout details, wrong birth date, a method different from the deposit, an unverified Skrill (checked 26 September 2026)
AxiFunds, then Withdraw in the portal; a processed or sent withdrawal cannot be cancelled (checked 26 September 2026)
ExnessConfirm, then verify with your security type; cannot be cancelled once sent; past the maximum time, use Get support from the history
AXIORY2-step verification after the request; if you do not press the button in the email within 24 hours, the request is cancelled
DecodeFXFunds, then Withdraw in the portal; USDT sends an address-check email the first time, then 1-3 business days after you reply
MonaxaTrader's Menu, My Banking, Withdraw Funds in the Monaxa Portal; on failure, check your registered email
VantageRequest from the portal or app; cancellation is not guaranteed and the broker is not liable for losses from wrong destination details
  • Review the amount and destination before sending
  • Open the verification email as soon as it arrives
  • For USDT, do not mix up the network or address
When it is slow

First check whether the official processing time has passed, then the name and minimum. Causes of a stall are covered in a separate article.

Forex withdrawal trouble: causes and what to do

Checking the official screen: where to look

XS official withdrawal table with numbers showing where to read the minimum and time

Where a public table exists, read three columns: minimum, time and fee. XS lists minimum and maximum per method.

AXIORY official domestic bank row with numbers showing fee, arrival time and minimum
  • The minimum column differs between deposits and withdrawals
  • In the time column, notes tell processing from arrival
  • In the fee field, tell broker-side from bank-side
  • Without a public table, use the withdrawal screen after login
What could not be confirmed

Vantage publishes no per-method withdrawal table, and no Japan-specific figures table was found for Axi, Exness or Monaxa (checked 4 November 2026). Post-login screens were not viewed, so no figures are given.

What to check first by situation, and the editorial conclusion

Table of what to check first by situation, such as speed or small repeated withdrawals
  • Fast access: check whether your deposit route is shown as instant
  • Small repeated withdrawals: check the under-20,000-yen fee and the 3%
  • Yen back: check the domestic bank minimum and days
  • Brokers without figures: check the withdrawal screen
Where to check the four brokers with no public figures table (official pages, checked 4 November 2026)
BrokerWhere to find the figures
AxiClient portal: Funds, then Withdraw; options for your country of residence are shown
ExnessWithdrawal tab of the personal area; time, fee and limits per method
MonaxaMonaxa Portal: Trader's Menu, My Banking, Withdraw Funds
VantageMy page: Funds, then the Withdraw page; check processing time there too
Editorial conclusion

Withdrawal conditions follow the deposit route. Before depositing, check the amount, time and fee for withdrawing by that route. If you withdraw small amounts often, look at AXIORY's under-20,000-yen fee and DecodeFX's 3%; if speed matters, look at methods shown as instant.

Risk of FX and CFD trading

FX, CFD and leveraged trading can lose more than you deposit. Conditions can change; each broker's screen and support take priority.

Checklist before you request a withdrawal

Checklist of six items to verify before requesting a withdrawal
  • The deposit route and the withdrawal method match
  • The payee name is the same as the registered name
  • The amount is above the minimum
  • With open positions, free margin covers the amount
  • Broker-side and bank-side fees have been checked
  • Bonus credit conditions have been read

XS allows withdrawal with open positions if free margin is sufficient. Monaxa processes withdrawals only when no positions are open.

Forex withdrawal trouble: causes and what to do

Frequently asked questions

Q. Which forex brokers charge no withdrawal fee?

A. HFM, XS, Exness and Axi say they charge no fee of their own, though XS reserves the right to apply up to 3% when there is no trading record. AXIORY is free from 20,000 yen, and DecodeFX charges 3% only on domestic bank transfers. Vantage's own bank-transfer fee is free, and bank-side fees can apply at any broker.

Q. Which withdrawal methods are fastest?

A. Officially shown as instant: HFM's EXONE, bitwallet and BINANCE PAY, XS's Peska Wallet and AXIORY's Walletory. DecodeFX lists Peska and bitwallet as instant to 3 minutes. Your deposit route is the condition.

Q. How many days does a forex withdrawal take?

A. The wording ranges from instant to 20 business days. XS cards 7-14, HFM cards 2-10, AXIORY international wire and card 3-20, and Vantage up to 7 business days.

Q. What is the minimum withdrawal?

A. It depends on the method. XS and HFM cards are 5 USD, AXIORY domestic bank 1,100 yen, and DecodeFX mostly 50 USD. Axi depends on the method or balance, and Exness shows it on screen.

Q. Can I withdraw by a different method from my deposit?

A. Generally no. The deposited amount goes back by the same route. At XS only the profit is free (not to card); at HFM, a card supporting Visa Direct can also receive profit.

Q. Can I withdraw on weekends?

A. It depends. XS processes on weekends, HFM says it processes 24/7, and Exness allows requests on weekends and holidays. Vantage processes Monday to Friday only.

Q. What happens if I withdraw from a bonus account?

A. It depends on the offer. XS cancels all credit if you withdraw before the condition; Monaxa removes it in proportion. The bonus itself cannot be withdrawn. Read the offer's conditions first.

Q. How do I check brokers that publish no figures?

A. Axi, Exness, Monaxa and Vantage publish no per-method table for Japan. The withdrawal screen after login shows method, time, fee and limits. Check it before depositing.

Sources and conditions

Where to confirm the current conditionsThis column was edited on 4 November 2026 from the official sources above and FX Textbook listing data. Trading conditions, offers and applicable terms can change; confirm the current terms in each broker's official client area before you act.
Important risk information

FX Textbook is an independent information site, not a broker or provider of personal investment advice. Forex and CFDs involve risk. You may lose some or all of your invested capital. No trading result is guaranteed.

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