Audacity Capital Review 2026

Facts checked against audacity.capital on 11 November 2026

Visit Audacity CapitalSince 20121-step, 2-step, instantFrom $49MT5 and DXtrade

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Audacity Capital has been around since 2012, longer than almost any retail prop firm. Its 2-step Ability Challenge gives unusually wide limits: 7.5% daily and 15% overall in Phase 1, all static, with no consistency rule. It also offers a 1-step and an instant account.

Good fit if

You want wide, static limits

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You trade the minutes around news

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Audacity Capital review: programs, rules, costs and payouts, checked on audacity.capital on 11 November 2026.

Audacity Capital at a glance

Source: audacity.capital, checked 11 November 2026

Programs: Ability Challenge (2-step), Ability One (1-step) and FTP (instant funding)
Account sizes: $5K to $200K on the Ability Challenge; scaling over $2M
Cheapest entry: $49 for a $5K Ability Challenge (list price)
Ability Challenge rules: 10% then 5% target · 7.5% then 5% daily · 15% then 10% maximum, all static
Profit split: Up to 90% on Ability; up to 85% on FTP
Payouts: Bi-weekly
Platforms: MT5 and DXtrade
Consistency rule: None on Ability programs; 35% on FTP
Company: AudaCity Global LTD (Comoros licence), with a UK office in London

Audacity Capital rating: 3.8 out of 5

Our prop firm methodology →

Audacity Capital scores 76.4 out of 100 (Very Good) on the FX Recap prop firm method. Each parameter is scored 0 to 10 from the firm's published rules and terms, weighted, and the total divided by 20 gives the stars.

Company & track record20%8/10
Founded in London 2012 · Company and registration number published · Base: Comoros (UK office in London)
Rules & room to trade20%7/10
Widest maximum loss 15% · Every program has a daily limit · Lowest first target 10% · Static maximum loss on the main program
Payouts & profit split16%8/10
Best split 90% · First payout: 14 days after the first live trade · Methods: Cards, PayPal, SEPA, SWIFT, Rise, local methods and crypto · Scaling plan published
Cost of entry12%7/10
Cheapest $52 per $10K · Fee refunded on at least one program
Trading freedom15%8/10
EAs: with limits · News: with limits · Weekend: allowed
Trader feedback10%n/a
Not enough verified trader reviews yet
Programs & platforms7%8/10
3 program types · 2 platforms · Up to $2M

Trader feedback counts once enough verified trader reviews are in; until then the other weights are rescaled. Facts we could not verify earn half points and are marked "not verified".

Audacity Capital pros and cons

What traders get

One of the oldest prop firms, founded in London in 2012
Widest Phase 1 limits we have seen: 7.5% daily, 15% overall
Static drawdown and no consistency rule on Ability programs
Challenge fee refunded once you are funded
EAs allowed on MT5 and DXtrade; weekend holding allowed
Account doubles on each target, scaling over $2M

What to watch

No trades 3 minutes either side of high-impact news
Live split 75% until you pass 10% profit
FTP instant uses a trailing daily limit and a 35% consistency rule
Minimum 4 trading days per phase on the 2-step
Licensed in Anjouan (Comoros), a light-touch offshore regime
Ability One allows only 3% daily and 6% overall

How Audacity Capital measures up

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The checklist explains the score: each line grades what Audacity Capital publishes. We have not traded these programs, so nothing here is a claim about live results.

Track recordFounded in 2012 in London; launched the Ability Challenge in 2021.Strength
Room to loseAbility Challenge: 15% then 10% maximum, 7.5% then 5% daily, all static.Strength
ConsistencyNo consistency rule on Ability programs.Strength
Entry cost$49 for $5K to $1,049 for $200K at list price, refundable.Strength
Profit splitUp to 90%, but 75% on the live account until you pass 10% profit.Mixed
NewsAllowed, but no opening, closing or adding within 3 minutes of high-impact news.Mixed
RegulationAudaCity Global LTD holds an Anjouan (Comoros) licence, L15850/WL.Mixed
PayoutsBi-weekly.Strength

Audacity Capital programs and rules

3 programs. Pick one to see its rules and prices.

Audacity's main route: two phases with the widest static limits in our list, then a funded account with no target.

Rule	Challenge	Verification	Live account
Profit target	10%	5%	–
Max daily loss	7.5%	5%	5%
Maximum loss	15%	10%	10%
Minimum trading days	4	4	None
Time limit	Unlimited	Unlimited	–
Profit split	–	–	Up to 90% (75% below 10% profit, 85% above)

$5K$49

$10K$79

$25K$195

$50K$329

$100K$549

$200K$1,049

Limits are static and based on the initial balance.
List prices; 35% off was shown on 11 November 2026.
Fee refunded on the live account.

One 10% phase with tight static limits: 3% daily and 6% overall.

Rule	Challenge	Funded
Profit target	10%	–
Daily loss	3% static	3% static
Maximum loss	6% static	6% static
Minimum trading days	3	–
Profit split	–	Up to 90%

From $69, one-time and refundable.

Funded from day one, with a 10% target to unlock withdrawals, a trailing daily limit and a 35% consistency rule.

Rule	Funded
Target to unlock withdrawals	10%
Daily loss	5%, trailing
Maximum loss	10%, static
Consistency	35%
Minimum trading days	5 (comparison table) / 0 (FTP page)
Profit split	Up to 85% (up to 80% in the comparison table)

From $199, one-time.

How to get funded with Audacity Capital

The route through Audacity Capital's evaluation, using the Ability Challenge rules. Every box is a stage you must clear before the next one opens.

1BuyPick a size
2Challenge10% target · 7.5% daily · 15% max loss
3Verification5% target · 5% daily · 10% max loss
4FundedUp to 90% split
5Paid14 days after the first live trade

Audacity Capital rules in dollars: a $100K Ability Challenge account

$10,000profit to reach the first target (10%)
$7,500the most you may lose in one day (7.5%)
$15,000total loss allowed before the account fails (15%)
7losing trades in a row at 1% risk ($1,000 each) before you hit the daily limit

An example to show the size of each limit, not advice and not a forecast. Risk sizing is explained in position sizing for a prop challenge.

What Audacity Capital costs per $10,000 of account

List fee divided by the starting balance, from the Ability Challenge prices on 11 November 2026.

Ability Challenge $200K$52
Ability Challenge $100K$55
Ability Challenge $50K$66
Ability Challenge $25K$78
Ability Challenge $10K$79
Ability Challenge $5K$98

How Audacity Capital compares with 17 other prop firms

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Four numbers that decide most choices, set against every prop firm we review. Audacity Capital is the green bar. Firms that do not publish a figure are left out of that chart.

Cheapest fee per $10K

$52#10 of 14

lower is cheaper; best on the left

Widest maximum loss

15%#1 of 18

more room to lose; best on the left

Best profit split

90%#8 of 18

your share of profit; best on the left

Days to first payout

14 days#5 of 17

sooner is better; best on the left

Audacity Capital alternatives worth a look

E8 MarketsCheaper at $40 per $10K and first payout after 3 days

The5ersCheaper at $23 per $10K and splits up to 100%

City Traders ImperiumSplits up to 100% and first payout after 7 days

How Audacity Capital pays you

Rhythm: Bi-weekly
Split: Up to 90% on Ability; 75% on the live account below 10% profit, 85% above
Refund: Ability fees refunded once funded
Scaling: Account doubles on each target, to over $2M

Trading rules to know

News: Allowed, but no opening, closing or adding to positions within 3 minutes of high-impact news or speeches
Weekend: Holding over the weekend allowed
EAs: Allowed on MT5 and DXtrade if they follow the prohibited-strategy rules and are not third-party signals
Copy trading: Only between your own accounts
Drawdown: Static on Ability programs: winning days never reduce your room

Rules explained: daily loss · maximum drawdown · news trading · scaling plans

Audacity Capital trading conditions

What you may and may not do on a Audacity Capital account, from its own rules pages. "Not stated" means the pages we could read do not say.

Expert advisors (EAs)With limitsAllowed on MT5 and DXtrade within its strategy rules; no third-party signals Guide →

News tradingWith limitsNo opening, closing or adding 3 minutes either side of high-impact news Guide →

Weekend holdingAllowedWeekend holding allowed

Time limitNo limitNo time limit on at least one program Guide →

Consistency ruleAvoidableAt least one program has no consistency rule Guide →

Fee refundYesRefunded on at least one program

Leverage (forex)1:100 (Ability); 1:30 (FTP)

Payout methodsCards, PayPal, SEPA, SWIFT, Rise, local methods and crypto

First payout14 days after the first live trade Guide →

Inactivity limitAccount closes after 6 months without a trade

PlatformsMT5, DXtrade

Track recordFounded in London 2012, as the firm states

Operating baseComoros (UK office in London)

Is Audacity Capital legit? Who runs it and where it is open

Trading operations: AudaCity Global LTD, no. 15850, Anjouan, Comoros, licence L15850/WL
Payment facilitator: AudaCity International FZCO, DSO-FZCO 38282, Dubai Silicon Oasis
UK office: 25 Cabot Square, Level 11, London E14 4QZ
Payment partner: Propmetry Limited, Cyprus, HE469039
Founded: 2012, in London

Not available in

Audacity's pages we read do not list banned countries; it says it is active in 140+ countries. Check its terms before buying.

Audacity describes its environment as simulated trading for evaluation and education. Is a funded account real money? →

Our verdict on Audacity Capital

Audacity Capital pairs a long history with the most forgiving 2-step limits on our list: 15% overall and 7.5% daily in Phase 1, static, with no consistency rule. Expect 75% until you are 10% up, and keep clear of news by 3 minutes. For a swing trader who needs room, the Ability Challenge is hard to beat.

Good fit if

You want wide, static limits
You dislike consistency rules
You use EAs on MT5 or DXtrade
You value a long track record

Look elsewhere if

You trade the minutes around news
You want 90% from your first payout
You want a tight 1-step to pass fast
You want a firm under a major regulator

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Audacity Capital FAQ

Is Audacity Capital legit?

Audacity Capital was founded in London in 2012. Trading is run by AudaCity Global LTD under an Anjouan (Comoros) licence, L15850/WL, with a UK office at 25 Cabot Square, London.

What are the Ability Challenge rules?

Phase 1: 10% target, 7.5% daily and 15% maximum loss. Phase 2: 5% target, 5% daily and 10% maximum. All static, with 4 minimum days per phase and no time limit.

How much does Audacity Capital cost?

The Ability Challenge lists from $49 for $5K to $1,049 for $200K; Ability One from $69; FTP from $199.

Does Audacity have a consistency rule?

Not on Ability programs. The FTP instant account has a 35% consistency rule.

Can you trade news with Audacity?

Yes, but not within 3 minutes before or after high-impact news.

Does Audacity Capital allow EAs?

Partly. Allowed on MT5 and DXtrade within its strategy rules; no third-party signals.

Can you hold trades over the weekend with Audacity Capital?

Yes. Weekend holding allowed.

What is Audacity Capital's maximum drawdown?

The widest maximum loss on any Audacity Capital program is 15% of the starting balance. Each program's own limits are in the rules table above.

What leverage does Audacity Capital offer?

1:100 (Ability); 1:30 (FTP). Higher leverage lets a small move cost more of your loss limit, so it makes the daily rule easier to break.

When is the first Audacity Capital payout?

14 days after the first live trade. Audacity Capital pays by cards, PayPal, SEPA, SWIFT, Rise, local methods and crypto.

Does Audacity Capital have a time limit?

No, at least one Audacity Capital program has no time limit, though inactivity rules can still close an account (6 months without a trade).

Guides to read before you buy a Audacity Capital challenge

One-Step vs Two-Step: Which Challenge to Pick

Trailing Drawdown, Explained With Numbers

The Prop Firm Consistency Rule, Explained

Expert Advisor and Automation Rules at Prop Firms

Instant Funding Prop Firms: The Trade-Offs

How Prop Firm Payouts Work: Splits, Schedules and the First Withdrawal

Prop trading terms used in this review

Daily loss limit: The most your account may fall in one trading day. Break it once and the account fails, even if you are in profit overall.
Maximum drawdown: The total loss allowed from the starting balance. Static means the floor never moves; trailing means it follows your highest balance up.
Trailing drawdown: A loss floor that rises as your account makes new highs, so profit you have not withdrawn can still be lost.
Consistency rule: A cap on how much of your total profit may come from one day or one trade, so a single lucky win cannot pass you.
Minimum trading days: The fewest days you must trade before a phase counts as passed, even if you hit the target sooner.
Profit split: Your share of the profit on the funded account. The firm keeps the rest.
Scaling plan: Rules for growing your account size after steady profitable periods, usually with no new fee.
News trading rule: Limits on opening or closing trades in the minutes around big economic releases, when prices jump.
Expert advisor (EA): A program that places trades for you on MetaTrader. Many prop firms limit or ban them.
Instant funding: Paying a higher fee to skip the challenge and trade a funded account from day one, usually with tighter limits.

How we checked this review

Jannatul Ferdaush checked every figure against Audacity Capital's own pages on 11 November 2026. We did not buy or trade a challenge for this review. The rating applies our prop firm methodology to those published facts.

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