@marciomgp86 Files Five $1,500 Apex Payouts in One Session
A 20 minute trading day, five payout requests filed at $1,500 each, and one PA 93 account still in its first week. The X post from @marciomgp86 captures a working rhythm built over what he calls a four year run with Apex Trader Funding.
On X, the trader @marciomgp86 shared a quiet but meaningful update from his Apex Trader Funding journey. He logged into just one of his accounts on the day in question, spent roughly twenty minutes in the market, and closed out day eight on a PA 93 account. The brevity of the session was deliberate, since most of his attention that day was directed at the back office rather than the order book.
The reason for the short screen time was straightforward. He had already submitted payout requests on the remaining five accounts, each one for $1,500. That brings the day's filed total to $7,500 across the group of accounts, a coordinated round of withdrawals timed to land together rather than staggered across the month. He framed the moment as a milestone in what he described as a four year journey with the firm.
“I submitted payout requests on all of them today for $1,500 each, a major milestone in my 4-year journey.”— @marciomgp86 on X
Submitting requests on five accounts in a single session is the kind of routine that tends to develop once a trader has internalized the payout cadence. Apex Trader Funding processes payouts twice per month on the 1st through the 15th and the 15th through the end of the month, which gives multi account traders a natural rhythm for batching requests. The structure rewards consistency and recordkeeping more than any single outsized trading day.
The PA 93 reference in his post points to a Performance Account, which is the live funded stage that follows the evaluation phase. Day eight on that account suggests he is still early in its lifecycle, while the five accounts awaiting payout approval represent the more mature side of his portfolio. The split between a fresh account being traded actively and seasoned accounts being harvested for cash is a common pattern among traders who run several Apex accounts in parallel, helped by the program allowing up to twenty funded accounts per trader.
His comment about a four year journey is worth pausing on. Long tenure in any prop environment is uncommon, and reaching the point where multiple accounts can each clear the $1,500 threshold in the same window reflects patience more than any single breakthrough. The twenty minute session he described is the visible tip of that history, not the substance of it.
Readers should treat the figures shared by @marciomgp86 as his own self reported account of activity on his Apex accounts. The post documents requests that were submitted, with the broader payout approval referenced for March 2026. Individual results vary, and the cadence shown here reflects one trader's workflow rather than a guaranteed outcome for anyone replicating the approach.