@DavidNFutures Posts $15,000 Apex Payout as August Total Nears $30K
On August 18, 2026, futures trader @DavidNFutures shared on X that another 20 of his Apex Trader Funding accounts were cleared and queued for payout, part of a $15,000 withdrawal that pushes his August total from the firm to roughly $30,000.
Trader @DavidNFutures took to X on August 18, 2026 to share that another batch of 20 funded accounts at Apex Trader Funding had cleared review and were queued for payout. The post underscores the scale at which experienced Apex traders can operate, running multiple accounts in parallel and lining up withdrawals in coordinated waves rather than one at a time.
The withdrawal in question totals $15,000 and was approved during the August 2026 payout window. According to the same post, this brings the trader's August tally to roughly $30,000 in combined payouts from Apex, with additional funds described as already on the way. No account size, instrument, or strategy was disclosed in the source post, and this article does not speculate beyond what was published.
“Another 30k in August from APEX. Payouts are ready and on the way.”— @DavidNFutures on X
The trader also referenced stacking capital for a live event appearance with Patrick Wieland on the West Coast, a common theme among Apex's active community members who blend prop firm income with content, coaching, and meetups. This aligns with how Apex Trader Funding has positioned itself since launching in 2021 as one of the fastest growing evaluation firms in the futures space, with a program built around a single step evaluation and eight different account size tiers ranging from $25,000 up to $300,000 in buying power.
Payout proofs like this one are shared publicly by traders who choose to document their withdrawal history. Apex does not require public posting, and results shown reflect the individual trader's activity in a specific window. Prospective evaluation participants should review Apex's current payout policy, consistency rules, and risk parameters directly before drawing conclusions from any single screenshot.
