Shubhankan007 Shares $3,000 Payout Post on X, Tags Topstep
Trader @Shubhankan007 published a payout note on X dated Wed May 06, citing a $3,000 withdrawal request received in full. The post tagged a roster of futures prop firms, including Topstep, alongside an attached image.
The X post centers on a single number, a $3,000 payout request paid in full, framed by the trader as evidence of a 100% profit split on the referenced account. The trader presented the example as a worked illustration, writing that a $3,000 request returned the full $3,000, and attached an image alongside the text. The post is dated Wed May 06 and the payout itself is referenced against a May 2026 approval window.
The note tagged several futures prop firms in the same breath, including Topstep, Apex Trader Funding, MyFundedFutures, Tradeify, Alpha Futures, TopOneFutures, Lucid Trading, Guardian Futures, and Funded Family. Topstep, founded in Chicago in 2012, is among the longest-running futures evaluation firms and operates on CME Group products. The firm reports a standard 90 / 10 profit split, with accounts opened before January 2026 grandfathered to keep 100% of the first $10,000 in profits, which is the policy structure relevant to any current Topstep payout reference.
“Request $3000 payout and received full $3000.”— @Shubhankan007 on X
What the proof shows is narrow and specific. It is a public social-media post from the trader documenting the amount, the date, the requested withdrawal mechanic, and a list of tagged firms. What it does not establish is equally important to name plainly. The post does not identify the account size used, the instruments traded, the strategy, the duration of the evaluation, or which of the tagged firms actually issued the $3,000. Readers should treat the $3,000 figure as a trader-reported amount until matched against a firm-issued certificate.
For context on scale, Topstep offers $50K, $100K, and $150K Combine sizes with no time limit on the evaluation, and the firm reports a per-payout cap of $6,000 per request, with tighter $2,000 to $3,000 caps on newer no-activation-fee combines introduced in April 2026. A $3,000 withdrawal sits within those reported bands, though the post itself does not confirm Topstep as the paying firm. The takeaway is straightforward, a documented social post, a clear amount, and an honest gap between what was shown and what was proven.