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Cody Simmons Banks Second Apex Payout of $5,493.94 on 1-Step $150K
U.S. trader Cody Simmons pulled a second withdrawal from the same 1-Step $150,000 Apex Challenge account, taking home $5,493.94 on a $1,399 investment for a return of roughly 3.93X, according to Apex Trader Funding.
Apex Trader Funding highlighted U.S. trader Cody Simmons on X this week after he collected his second withdrawal from the same 1-Step $150,000 Apex Challenge account. The confirmed payout landed at $5,493.94, which the firm noted was nearly four times the capital Cody originally invested to get the account started.
According to the post shared by @bitfunded on Sunday, Cody paid $1,399 in evaluation and account fees before reaching funded status. With this second withdrawal added to the ledger, his return on that upfront cost sits at roughly 3.93X, and the account is still active for future payouts. Apex framed the milestone as evidence that a repeatable process, not a single lucky trade, is what turns an evaluation into an income stream.
“One payout is a win. Two is a system.”— Apex Trader Funding, via @bitfunded on X
The messaging in the post leaned into that theme directly, with Apex writing that one payout is a win but two is a system. That framing lines up with how the firm structures its 1-Step Full Account program, which is designed so qualified traders can request payouts on a recurring schedule rather than waiting on a single lump sum. Apex Trader Funding has paid out more than $1 billion to its funded traders since the program launched, a figure the company continues to update as new withdrawals clear.
Cody's result is a real payout tied to a specific account and date, but individual outcomes on evaluation accounts are not typical and should not be read as a guarantee of future results. Traders considering the same 1-Step $150K challenge will face the same rules, drawdown limits, and consistency requirements that every Apex participant works under, regardless of prior wins on the account.
