Apex Payout Request Calculator
Find out exactly how much you can withdraw from your Apex Trader Funding account based on your payout number, account size, and current balance.
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Payout Rules at a Glance
Payouts 1-3
Safety net applies. Balance cannot drop below the minimum payout threshold minus $500.
Payouts 4-5
Safety net removed. Maximum payout caps still apply per account size.
Payout 6+
No maximum limit. Withdraw any amount above account size + $100.
Minimum payout: $500 for any account size. You must have at least 8 trading days since your last request.
Beyond Payouts: Know All the Rules
Payout amounts are only part of the equation. Before you can request a withdrawal, you must also meet the 30% consistency rule, which requires that no single trading day exceeds 30% of your total profit. Use our free calculator to verify your compliance instantly.
For a complete reference covering trailing drawdowns, MAE limits, safety net requirements, and account-specific caps, read the complete Apex Trader Funding rules guide. And if you are still working through your evaluation, our guide to passing Apex Trader Funding covers the strategies you need.
Complete Apex Rules Guide
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Consistency Rule Explained
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30% Consistency Rule Calculator
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Complete Rules Guide
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