TradeWitHamza Confirms $500 Apex Legacy Account Payout on X
Trader @TradeWitHamza took to X on July 31, 2026 to announce a payout approval from his Apex Trader Funding Legacy account. The post, tagging @ApexTradeFund, confirmed a $500 withdrawal cleared during the July 2026 cycle.
Hamza posted the confirmation to X on July 31, 2026, sharing the payout approval notice from his Legacy account and tagging Apex Trader Funding directly. The message was short and celebratory, a quick 'Let's GOOOO' paired with the certificate image showing the approved amount. For traders who follow his feed, it was another data point in a growing collection of funded account results.
The payout in question totals $500 and was approved in July 2026 under the Legacy account structure. Hamza did not disclose the specific account size tied to this particular withdrawal, nor did he elaborate on the instruments traded or the sessions that produced the balance. What he did share was the outcome, which is the part most prospective funded traders want to see before committing to an evaluation.
“Payout Approved with my Legacy account. Let's GOOOO!!!!”— @TradeWitHamza on X, July 31, 2026
The Legacy account reference is worth noting because it points to Apex's established payout framework rather than a promotional or limited variant. Apex Trader Funding operates on a performance based evaluation model where traders demonstrate consistency on a simulated account before qualifying for payouts, and the firm has processed more than two billion dollars in payouts to funded traders since launching operations. Hamza's $500 approval slots into that broader ledger as one more completed cycle.
Public payout screenshots like this one serve a specific purpose in the prop trading conversation. They give observers a look at what a real approval notice contains, from the amount field to the account identifier, without any of the marketing polish that surrounds official announcements. Hamza's post fits that pattern by presenting the certificate as is, letting the document speak for the result.