@nuttybartrading Books $2,604.14 Apex Payout Across 10 Requests
On July 7, 2026, X user @nuttybartrading posted that ten $500 payout requests submitted to Apex Trader Funding were approved before the batch was even finished, totaling a reported $2,604.14 for the session.
The trader known on X as @nuttybartrading shared a payout milestone that reflects a common pattern among Apex Trader Funding participants: batching multiple withdrawal requests across several funded accounts in one session. According to the post, ten separate requests of $500 each were submitted to Apex on the evening of July 7, 2026, adding up to the reported payout figure of $2,604.14 approved in July 2026.
What stood out in the trader's own words was the speed of the response. The post notes that Apex approved the requests before the trader had finished submitting the final entries in the queue. That kind of turnaround is what many prop firm traders point to when they weigh the operational side of a funding partner, separate from the trading itself. The screenshot referenced in the post serves as the trader's public documentation of the approval.
“It was approved before I was even done with all 10 requests.”— @nuttybartrading on X
The trader also credited the referral code NBT in the message, a common practice within the Apex community where affiliates share codes alongside their own results. Apex Trader Funding has built its public presence in part on this kind of trader-shared proof, and the firm has publicly stated that it has distributed well over one billion dollars in payouts to funded traders since its launch, a figure often cited in community discussions when new payout screenshots surface.
No account size, instrument, or trading strategy was disclosed in the original post, and this article does not speculate beyond what @nuttybartrading actually wrote. The verified detail set here is straightforward: ten $500 requests, a total of $2,604.14 approved, and a same-session turnaround reported by the trader on X.
As with any payout proof shared on social media, individual results reflect one trader's experience during a specific evaluation and funded period. Readers considering Apex or any prop firm should review the current rules, payout policy, and account terms directly on the official platform before drawing conclusions from any single post.