@TurboTrades1 Logs $4,845.60 Day After Requesting 12K Apex Payout
Just after firing off a $12,000 payout request to Apex Trader Funding, @TurboTrades1 posted a $4,845.60 daily P&L on X and told followers the next 12K request is only four trading days away.
On September 3, 2026, @TurboTrades1 shared a screenshot on X showing a daily profit and loss of $4,845.60. The trader used the post to update followers on the state of their Apex Trader Funding account, noting that the winning session came right after submitting a fresh payout request. The post itself is short, but the numbers do the talking for anyone tracking consistent output on the platform.
According to the post, the trader had just requested a $12,000 payout from Apex Trader Funding and was working through the required trading days before the next withdrawal window opens. The $4,845.60 day was framed as a small but useful step in that direction, with the trader estimating another four days until they can request a second $12,000 payout. That cadence suggests a routine of stacked withdrawals rather than a single lucky session.
“Got a small winning day out of the way and now were 4 days away from another 12K Payout.”— @TurboTrades1 on X
The post does not disclose the account size, the instrument traded, or the specific strategy behind the $4,845.60 result, so we are reporting only what the screenshot and caption confirm. What is clear is the pattern: a payout request submitted, a green day logged, and a countdown started toward the next request. For context on how these withdrawals fit into the broader program, Apex Trader Funding has publicly reported paying out more than $1 billion to its funded traders since launching in 2021, a figure the company references frequently in its own communications.
@TurboTrades1 has appeared in prior payout proof coverage on this desk, and the September 3 post continues that streak of documented activity. Readers who want to verify the original source can review the post directly on X at the link provided. As always, individual results shown in social media screenshots reflect one trader's account and one trading day, not a guarantee of similar outcomes for other participants in the program.
