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Deswaltrades Banks $9,000 Across Six Apex Accounts in September
X user @Deswaltrades shared a payout proof on October 2, 2026, reporting six Apex Trader Funding accounts each paid out $1,500 in September, for a combined $9,000 banked across the copier. The post referenced $NQ and emphasized synchronized execution.
Trader @Deswaltrades took to X on Friday, October 2, 2026, to share a snapshot of a successful September run on Apex Trader Funding. According to the post, the trader banked $9,000 across six separate accounts, with each account processing an individual payout of $1,500. The results were posted alongside a reference to $NQ, the Nasdaq 100 futures contract tracked by scrapers monitoring the post.
The structure of the payout is notable because it reflects a copier based workflow. Rather than scaling size within a single account, @Deswaltrades ran the same plan across six accounts simultaneously, with every account independently qualifying for its own payout window. The trader framed this synchronization as the entire purpose of operating a multi account book, writing that the point of running them in sync is to have each one hit its own payout.
“Same plan, executed on every account, each one hitting its own payout. That's the whole point of running them in sync.”— @Deswaltrades on X
Multi account trading has become a defining feature of the Apex ecosystem, and the program is built to accommodate exactly this kind of workflow. Apex Trader Funding allows traders to operate up to 20 funded accounts at once, giving disciplined copier users the room to replicate a tested plan across a wide book without having to choose between setups. For @Deswaltrades, six concurrent accounts translated directly into six concurrent $1,500 payouts last month.
The trader closed out the post with a Happy Friday note and a forward looking line about starting October right, suggesting the September results are being treated as a baseline rather than a peak. No specific strategy details, entry criteria, or risk parameters were disclosed in the post beyond the reference to $NQ and the emphasis on executing the same plan on every account.
The payout proof image attached to the post was captured and archived at the time of publication. Editorial review confirmed the $9,000 aggregate figure stated by the trader matches the six by $1,500 breakdown described in the post text.
