DiegoBTrades Shares $1,500 Apex Payout Hitting His Bank
On October 29, trader @DiegoBTrades posted a payout certificate on X showing $1,500 sent from Apex Trader Funding straight to his bank account, addressing followers who had voiced doubt about the firm actually paying its funded traders.
The post, captioned "Payout proof for anyone still skeptical of apex paying out $1,500 to the bank," was published on X with an attached image of the official payout confirmation. Diego framed the screenshot less as a victory lap and more as direct evidence aimed at skeptics in his timeline who had questioned whether the prop firm honors withdrawals at the volume traders claim.
The certificate documents a $1,500 disbursement approved in October 2025. Diego did not disclose the underlying account size, the instrument traded, or the duration of the evaluation in the post itself, keeping the focus squarely on the fact that the money cleared into a personal bank account rather than remaining locked inside a dashboard balance.
“Payout proof for anyone still skeptical of apex paying out $1,500 to the bank.”— @DiegoBTrades on X
Public proof posts like this one have become a recurring fixture on trading X, and they tend to carry weight precisely because they are unsolicited. Apex Trader Funding has built a reputation as one of the larger evaluation-based prop firms in the futures space, and community-sourced payout receipts continue to be the most common way prospective traders gauge whether a firm follows through on its stated obligations.
Diego's screenshot adds to that running ledger. For traders weighing whether to take an evaluation, a $1,500 wire is a modest but concrete data point, especially when paired with the trader's willingness to name the dollar figure publicly and tag the destination as a bank rather than a crypto wallet or intermediary processor.