6.8 /10

Average Payment score

Amana Capital withdrawal conditions are rated 6.8/10 for speed, fees, and payout reliability. Withdrawal options are available, but the broker may provide fewer payment methods or limited base currency support, which can affect convenience and increase potential conversion or transaction costs.

Withdrawal Snapshot
Withdrawal methods	Bank Card, Bank Wire, Neteller, PayPal, Skrill
Fees We verified withdrawal fees by opening a live account, funding it with a test deposit of $100, and submitting a withdrawal request. The final charged amount was confirmed in the transaction details and payment confirmation.	From 0 (may vary by method)
Processing time We measured processing time by funding the account with $100, submitting a withdrawal request, and tracking the time until funds were credited to the selected payment method.	From 15 min. to 3 business days
Minimum withdrawal	$10
Verification required We verified this by reviewing the broker’s KYC and withdrawal policy on the official website and confirming in the client area whether identity verification is required before a withdrawal request can be submitted.	Yes

Average Rating

For additional transparency, I have evaluated Amana Capital across core reliability indicators. Based on my assessment, Amana Capital offers generally functional trading conditions, though certain aspects of service quality or operational consistency may be less competitive than higher-rated providers.

This assessment is reflected in the following TU scores:

6.9 /10

TU Overall Score

10.0 /10

Regulation and Safety Score

3.9 /10

Customer Support Responsiveness

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Step-by-step guide to withdraw money from Amana Capital

Access your Amana Capital trading account by logging in with your credentials.
Navigate to Withdrawal Section Go to the account or funds section and select the withdrawal option.
Choose Payment Method Select your preferred payment method from the available options: Bank Card, Bank Wire, Neteller, PayPal, Skrill.
Specify the amount you wish to withdraw The minimum withdrawal at Amana Capital is $10 in the base account currency. Some payment methods require a higher minimum.
Confirm Withdrawal Review your request and confirm the withdrawal. You may need to verify your identity depending on the Amana Capital requirements.

If withdrawal issues occur

If you encounter any problems during the withdrawal process, you can contact the Amana Capital technical support through the following channels:

Contacts
Foundation date	2011
Registration address	Kristelina House, 3rd Floor, Office 302 12 Archiepiskopou Makariou III Mesa Geitonia, 4000 Limassol, Cyprus
Regulation	FCA, CySEC, DFSA, LFSA, FSC Licence number: FCA - Number 605070, DFSA (License number F003269), (CySEC), License Number 155/11, CMA - License Number 26, LFSA - License Number MB/18/0025, Mauritius (FSC) - License Number C118023192.
Official site	amanacapital.com
Contacts	support@amanacapital.com dealing@amanacapital.com +44 207 248 6494, +971 4 276 9525,

Still having withdrawal issues?

If you experience withdrawal delays and support is not responding, consider acting step by step.

Collect evidence Save screenshots of your withdrawal request, account history, and communication with the broker.
Send a written request Email support and request an official written explanation within 3 business days.
Check the broker’s license Verify whether the broker is supervised by a recognized regulator. If regulated, you may file a formal complaint with the appropriate authority. If not, you may contact your local financial authority for guidance.
Consider additional protection options If your deposit was made via Bank Card or Bank Wire, contact your bank or payment provider to explore dispute or chargeback options.
Seek professional advice For serious cases involving significant amounts, consult a lawyer specializing in financial disputes in your country.

For more on trader rights protection, see our article Complaints and Protection of Trader Rights.

Is Amana Capital a safe broker?

Amana Capital is regulated by at least one Tier-1 or Tier-2 authority, indicating adherence to high regulatory and reliability standards. In addition, Amana Capital has received a Regulation and Safety Score of 10/10 from our experts, based on an assessment of quantitative indicators. This score reflects a relatively high level of transparency in the broker’s rules and regulatory oversight.

Amana Capital is regulated by the following authorities
Regulator	Country	Regulation level	Protection Fund
CySec CySec regulates investment firms, brokers, and their transactions in securities and derivatives on the Cyprus Stock Exchange. It imposes strict operational conditions, regular audits, and financial compliance.	Country Cyprus	Regulation level Tier-1	Protection Fund Up to €20,000
DFSA DFSA regulates financial services performed within Dubai's International Financial Centre (DIFC). It's known for a robust legal framework and strict oversight practices, providing high levels of investor protection.	Country Dubai	Regulation level Tier-2	Protection Fund No specific fund
FCA UK The FCA regulates financial firms providing services to consumers and maintains the integrity of the financial markets in the UK. Known for its stringent requirements, it covers a wide range of activities from mortgages to financial advice, ensuring high standards of behavior.	Country United Kingdom	Regulation level Tier-1	Protection Fund Up to £85,000
FSC (Mauritius) FSC Mauritius ensures the orderly administration of the financial services and global business sectors in Mauritius, enhancing investor protection and international compliance.	Country Mauritius	Regulation level Tier-3	Protection Fund No specific fund
LFSA (Malaysia) The Labuan Financial Services Authority (LFSA) is the regulatory body responsible for overseeing financial services within the Labuan International Business and Financial Centre (IBFC), Malaysia’s offshore financial hub. LFSA regulates a wide range of financial services, including forex brokers, banking, insurance, and trust companies. While LFSA offers a flexible regulatory environment, it does not provide the same level of investor protection as Tier-1 regulators like FCA or ASIC. However, the framework ensures that financial institutions adhere to anti-money laundering (AML) standards and client fund segregation requirements.	Country Malaysia	Regulation level Tier-2	Protection Fund No specific fund

Does Amana Capital charge a withdrawal fee?

There are no withdrawal fees charged by Amana Capital. Fees often arise outside Amana Capital rules and are set by payment providers. Card withdrawals typically cost 1 to 4%, bank wire transfers range from 20 to 50 USD per transaction, and most payment services charge around 0.5 to 4%, often including currency conversion fees.

Additionally, there may be conversion fees if the account currency and withdrawal currency differ. Amana Capital supports the following currencies as base account currencies: USD, EUR, GBP

Amana Capital withdrawal time

Amana Capital processes withdrawal requests on the same business day they are submitted. The actual withdrawal time depends on the selected payment method. Below are the approximate processing times for the broker’s available withdrawal options.

Payment Method	Approximate Withdrawal Time
Bank Card	1-3 business days
Bank Wire	1-4 business days
PayPal	1-2 business days
Skrill	Within 1 business day

Expert Advice

Oleg Tkachenko

Editor at Cryptocurrency & Blockchain Department

How to avoid common withdrawal issues

The timing of a withdrawal request has a direct impact on processing speed. Requests submitted during standard business hours are processed faster than those placed late in the day, on weekends, or during public holidays. Banks and payment processors operate on fixed schedules, and requests submitted outside these windows are queued.

Additionally, end-of-month and quarter-end periods often see higher transaction volumes. During these times, even normally fast payment methods experience delays. Planning withdrawals around operational cycles improves predictability and reduces frustration.