Qban_Tradez Logs $900 Day on a 150K Top One Futures Account
On May 7, the trader @Qban_Tradez posted on X that he had cleared more than $900 in a single session on a 150K sim-funded account with Top One Futures, with a stated goal of reaching the $9,000 payout threshold.
This post documents a same-day performance claim and a stated payout goal, not a confirmed withdrawal. No bank credit or firm-issued payout statement is shown.
The post, dated Thursday May 7 and shared from the handle @Qban_Tradez, reads: "$900+ for the day on 150k I stand funding account @TopOneFutures. Goal is 9k for a payout." An accompanying image was attached to the post. The figure documented here is intraday performance on the account, not a withdrawal receipt; the trader frames the $900 as progress toward a $9,000 milestone required before a payout can be requested.
Top One Futures, founded in April 2025 and based in Wyoming according to the single public source available, operates exclusively in US futures markets through Tradovate and NinjaTrader. The firm offers sim-funded account sizes from $25K to $150K, placing this trader at the top of that range. The firm reports a 90/10 profit split on sim-funded accounts, which would put the trader's share of this day's gross at roughly $810 if the result clears subsequent rules and is ultimately paid.
“$900+ for the day on 150k. Goal is 9k for a payout.”— @Qban_Tradez on X, May 7
What the proof does not establish is equally worth noting. The post does not disclose which contracts were traded, the strategy used, the number of trades, or the time held in position. It also does not show a withdrawal confirmation, a bank credit, or a dated payout statement from the firm. The evidence here is a same-day performance claim from the trader, not third-party verification of cash received.
For readers tracking Top One Futures, the post is useful as a data point on day-level progress against the firm's payout milestones rather than as proof of a completed payout. The firm reports more than $19 million paid across 122 countries, a figure that remains firm-stated rather than independently audited. We will revisit this account if @Qban_Tradez later posts a withdrawal confirmation tied to the $9,000 goal referenced in the original message.