
Marcio Banks $9,000 Apex Payout Across Six Funded Accounts
Apex Trader Funding trader @marciomgp86 announced on X that he received a $9,000 payout, structured as six separate $1,500 withdrawals across six funded accounts, with the final request approved the same day it was submitted.
Marcio shared the news on X, explaining that the $9,000 figure was the combined result of six funded accounts paying out $1,500 each. The final account in that batch was requested one day and approved the next, capping off a withdrawal cycle that he described as a major milestone in his trading journey.
What stood out in his post was the honesty about the road behind the payout. Marcio said it took roughly four years of trial and error, frustration, self-doubt, and a lack of emotional control before things began to click. He credits recent improvements in those psychological areas, rather than any single technical breakthrough, as the difference maker that finally produced a consistent withdrawal.

“This payout still feels a bit surreal, but the focus now is simple: stay level-headed and take it slow.”— @marciomgp86 on X
The structure behind this payout fits a pattern many Apex traders pursue: running multiple accounts in parallel to scale a working approach. Apex permits a trader to operate up to 20 funded accounts at once, which is why a single approved request can stack into a five figure total like the one Marcio just collected. He kept each account at a $1,500 withdrawal rather than pushing any one of them harder.
Marcio also struck a notably grounded tone for someone celebrating a $9,000 approval. He wrote that the payout still feels a bit surreal, but emphasized that he knows there are still areas to improve and mistakes to correct in his trading. His plan, in his own words, is to stay level-headed and take it slow rather than scale aggressively off the back of one strong month.
The approval timing he described also lines up with how Apex processes withdrawals. Payout requests on the platform are reviewed and typically processed within a window of roughly one to five business days, which matches Marcio's note that the final $1,500 request was approved the same day he submitted it. For traders coordinating six accounts at once, that turnaround matters.