@ZamcoCapital Documents First $10,000 Payout from Top One Futures
On Tuesday May 26, the X account @ZamcoCapital posted a payout certificate from Top One Futures showing a $10,000 withdrawal, describing it as a first payout received within 48 hours of submitting the request.
The proof consists of a public post on X dated Tuesday May 26 and an accompanying certificate image referencing a $10,000 payout from Top One Futures. The trader stated the funds arrived within 48 hours of submitting the payout request, and used the post primarily to flag a usability gripe about the certificate template not fitting longer names. The post itself, the screenshot, and the timing are the verifiable elements here.
Top One Futures operates a US futures only model accessible through Tradovate and NinjaTrader, and the firm reports a 90/10 profit split on its sim-funded accounts. A $10,000 net payout under that structure is consistent with the kind of withdrawal traders post publicly after clearing the firm's plan-specific thresholds, though the exact account model and starting size behind this particular withdrawal are not stated in the post.
“Received within 48 hours of submitting payout.”— @ZamcoCapital on X
The 48-hour turnaround the trader describes lines up with what Top One Futures has built part of its reputation on, with payouts frequently cited in user reviews as one of the faster processes among newer prop firms. The firm also reports more than $19 million paid out across 122 countries, a figure that remains firm-stated rather than independently audited but provides context for how routine a $10,000 withdrawal is within its broader payout flow.
What this proof does not establish is equally worth naming. The post does not disclose the account size, the instrument traded, the strategy used, the holding period, or how long the trader took to reach payout. It documents that a withdrawal of this amount was processed and received, nothing more. Readers evaluating Top One Futures should treat it as one verified data point on payout execution, not as evidence about evaluation difficulty or expected returns.
On balance, the value of this proof sits in its specificity: a named handle, a dated public post, a certificate image, and a concrete payout figure with a reported settlement window. For a firm founded in April 2025, individual payout receipts like this one are the primary public record traders have to work with while the longer track record accumulates.