Tommy and Jerremy Collect $5,040 LIVE Payout From Apex
Apex Trader Funding used its July 9, 2026 update on X to celebrate two live-account traders, Tommy and Jerremy, whose latest withdrawal cycle produced a documented $5,040 payout approved during the July 2026 window.
Apex Trader Funding highlighted another wave of LIVE payouts on July 9, 2026, spotlighting two traders, Tommy and Jerremy, who both cleared withdrawals on their live-funded accounts. The announcement, posted from the firm's official X handle @ApexTradeFund, framed the update as part of a continuing pattern in which hundreds of live traders now receive distributions from the firm on a rolling basis.
The featured figure attached to this update is a $5,040 payout, approved during the July 2026 payout window. While the post did not break down which trader received which portion, the certificate image shared alongside the announcement documents the amount tied to the live-account payout cycle. Apex did not disclose the account size, instrument traded, or strategy used, keeping the focus of the post on the payout itself rather than the underlying trades.
“LIVE traders are getting paid every single day.”— @ApexTradeFund on X
The tone of the update leans into celebration and community, with the firm writing that payouts continue to roll in "every single day" and closing with its recurring tagline about "Infinite Possibilities." That framing aligns with Apex's broader public messaging around scale: the firm has publicly stated that it has paid out more than $1 billion to traders since inception, a figure it uses to underline the ongoing volume of live withdrawals like the ones credited to Tommy and Jerremy.
For readers tracking Apex's payout cadence, this update is another data point in a consistent stream of live-account distributions being surfaced through the firm's social channels. The proof image published with the post ties the $5,040 figure to the July 2026 approval window, and the announcement itself was timestamped July 9, 2026 on X. No additional context, such as trader location, funded balance tier, or holding period, was provided in the original post.