When am I able to withdraw money from my broker account?

You are able to withdraw from your broker account whenever you would like to! You own your broker account and the money in it, and you decide how much money you want to trade with.
You may be wondering, "Since Titan is risking a percentage of my account balance and when I withdraw, the account balance will be different, won't that affect Titan?"
When you withdraw, the account balance is going to change! Which means that is true. The software will start risking a percentage of your NEW balance on each trade. Let's look at this example...

Your account balance is $2,000 and you are risking .25% per trade. That means that you are risking $5 on each trade. Let's say you have 10 trades open currently that are each risking the $5 per trade.

You decide to withdraw $1,000 from your $2,000 balance. So, now you have $1,000 left in your account. Now each trade you take that is risking .25% of your balance is risking just $2.50 per trade. The 10 trades that are risking $5 per trade are still open with their set stop losses. That means those leftover $5 trades from before the withdrawal are now risking .5% of the new $1,000 account balance. So, those 10 trades will just play out and close in either a profit or loss, and all new trades that are open will risk .25% of the balance ($2.50).

This example shows how it doesn't affect the way Titan works. However, you want to be aware of the fact that as your balance changes (whether up or down) Titan will risk a percentage of whatever the current balance is.

*Last note - That means that as the balance increases, Titan will auto-scale as it risks a percentage of a larger account balance as it grow.