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Based on my experience with proprietary firms and what I’ve gathered from Apex Trader Funding’s current situation, I approach onboarding and withdrawals with particular caution. Apex Trader Funding is not regulated and has been flagged for having a suspicious regulatory license, indicating higher operational risk. While they do not specify detailed requirements publicly, it is typical with firms of this type to request standard identity verification documents before processing withdrawals—this generally includes a government-issued ID (passport, driver’s license, or national ID) and possibly proof of address, such as a recent utility bill or bank statement. Given Apex Trader Funding’s lack of regulation, I would be especially careful to confirm exactly what is required directly with their support before making a withdrawal request. Furthermore, documenting all communications is essential, since some traders have reported issues related to account bans and withdrawal blocks. In my case, whenever I interact with unregulated firms, I make sure my documentation is current and legitimate, and I avoid providing any sensitive personal documents unless I have confirmed the authenticity of the communication channel and necessity of the request. Ultimately, caution is warranted, and I recommend always verifying procedures directly and considering the potential risks involved.