
@OmranZTF Counts Down to $1,500 Apex Payout Trading NQ Futures
On July 15, 2026, trader @OmranZTF posted on X that he was two days away from a $1,500 Apex Trader Funding payout, needing just $250 minimum profit per session while trading NQ futures with a live balance of $52,985.
Apex Trader Funding participant @OmranZTF took to X on July 15, 2026 to share a snapshot of a payout in progress. According to the post, the trader was two trading days away from securing a $1,500 payout, needing just $250 in minimum daily profit on each of those sessions to complete the requirement. The message was direct and confident, framed as an open Q&A moment for followers.
The post also flagged a small housekeeping note: the Apex dashboard balance had not yet refreshed at the moment of writing, with the trader clarifying that the current live balance actually stood at $52,985. That kind of transparency around dashboard lag versus live account state is common in the funded trading community, where end of day reconciliation can create a brief gap between the number a trader sees and the number the platform ultimately reports.

“Got 2 days of $250 minimum profit left before getting $1500 payout.”— @OmranZTF on X
The hashtags attached to the post, #NQ and #futures, point to activity on the Nasdaq 100 E-mini futures contract, which the scraper also flagged as the detected instrument. NQ remains one of the most popular vehicles among Apex participants thanks to its volatility profile and tight tick structure. Apex Trader Funding is a US based prop firm founded in 2021 by Darrell Martin, and it has built its reputation around evaluations that clear traders to manage simulated capital and collect real payouts once profit targets and consistency rules are met.
For @OmranZTF, the plan appeared straightforward: protect the existing cushion, hit the daily minimums, and let the calendar do the rest. Once the two qualifying days landed, the $1,500 payout request would be eligible for approval in July 2026, adding another data point to the growing catalog of Apex withdrawals shared publicly by traders.