To withdraw money from Computershare, you typically need to sell your shares first, usually online via their Investor Center, then choose how to receive the proceeds, often by direct deposit (after setting up banking details) or by check, though some regions or plans might default to checks or have specific forms for share withdrawal to a broker. The exact method depends on the specific investment plan, but selling online, calling, or sending a written request are common ways to initiate a sale. General Steps to Sell Get Cash Log In: Go to the Computershare Investor Center and log into your account. Locate Shares: Find the specific stock or asset you want to sell. Initiate Sale: Use the Sell option for your shares, choosing a market or limit order and specifying the quantity, Wise. Set Up Banking (for Direct Deposit): If you havent already, go to the Banking Payments section in the Investor Center to add or edit your U.S. bank account details for receiving funds. Receive Proceeds: After the sale, funds are typically paid via direct deposit if banking details are set up, or by check mailed to your registered address. Other Withdrawal Methods Transferring Shares to a Broker: You can request to move shares to your own brokerage account using Computershares Transfer Wizard or forms, providing your broker with Computershares DTC number (7807) and your account info. Certificated Shares: If you have physical share certificates, you can request withdrawal by submitting a written request to receive a new certificate for the specified number of shares. Investment Plan Withdrawals: For specific plans (like an Employee Stock Purchase Plan), you might use online forms or paper forms for withdrawals or check replacements. Important Considerations Fees: Expect transaction fees and brokerage commissions deducted from the sale proceeds. Timing: Sales processed before 1:00 PM ET on a business day are often executed the same day, but check-outs take time. International Accounts: Payment methods (like InvestorPay or PayPal) and currencies can vary. For financial advice, consult a professional. Manage banking detailsComputershareManage your shareholdings online - ComputershareHow do I transfer my shares? To transfer US-listed shares from your account with Computershare to your own broker, please visit htComputershare