Audacity Capital
Audacity Capital is a proprietary trading firm founded in 2012 in London that offers multiple funding paths including the Ability Challenge evaluation and a Funded Trader Program, advertising accounts up to $2,000,000, profit share up to 90%, and trading via MetaTrader 5 (MT5) under a commercial liquidity-provider model.
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Program Type & Scaling
• Ability Challenge (2-step evaluation): 10% then 5% profit targets, unlimited time, minimum 4 trading days per phase; static daily drawdown reset at 00:00 GMT+2 (7.5% Challenge / 5% Verification) and maximum drawdown 15% Challenge / 10% Verification; first payout 30 days after first trade on the Ability Live account, then bi-weekly; profit share 75%-90% depending on profit and progression
• Funded Trader Program (FTP): trade immediately on a live account (no demo evaluation); unlimited trading days to reach a 10% profit milestone; minimum 5 trading days with at least 3 profitable days; 5% trailing daily drawdown and 10% maximum drawdown; profit share 50%-80% depending on account size and time-to-target
• Ability One (one-step evaluation): static drawdown with 3% daily drawdown and 6% absolute drawdown; weekend holding allowed; Consistency Score framework (>=70 consistent; 50-70 review; <50 continue trading).
Scaling Plan
Audacity Capital's scaling plan (Ability accounts) is reviewed every 3 months. To qualify, traders must demonstrate at least 2.5% monthly profitability for 3 consecutive months and make at least one withdrawal during the review period. Each scaling event doubles the account balance (100% increase), repeatable up to the firm's advertised maximum allocation.
Daily Loss Limit
Maximum Daily Loss
Ability Challenge uses a static daily drawdown that resets at rollover (00:00 GMT+2): 7.5% during the Challenge stage and 5% during the Verification stage. Audacity also states the Ability Live phase daily drawdown is 5%. The Funded Trader Program (FTP) uses a 5% trailing daily drawdown (moves up with equity highs).
Maximum Overall Loss
Maximum Overall Loss
Ability Challenge maximum drawdown is 15% in the Challenge stage and 10% in the Verification stage (and the firm also references a 10% maximum drawdown in the Ability Live phase). FTP maximum total drawdown is 10% from the initial balance. Ability One lists a 6% absolute drawdown.
Drawdown Model
Drawdown Model
Audacity's Ability Challenge and Verification stages are described as using a static drawdown system with daily limits resetting at rollover (00:00 GMT+2). FTP uses a trailing drawdown model (daily DD 5% trailing). Ability One uses static drawdown (3% daily and 6% absolute).
Leverage
| Forex | 100 |
| Crypto | 2 |
Broker
Audacity Capital states it trades exclusively through a commercial liquidity provider and does not disclose supplier identities; it avoids common retail broker brands.
Commissions
Audacity Capital updated its fee structure for 2026 to offer more competitive rates across its primary trading programs.
- FX: $3 per standard lot (round turn). Reduced from the previous $5 rate, and highly competitive versus the industry average of $7.
- Metals: $3 per standard lot (round turn).
- Indices: $2 per lot. Many firms offer commission-free indices with wider spreads; Audacity Capital uses a low-commission model to maintain tighter, institutional-grade spreads.
- Crypto: No commission on major pairs for certain programs; costs are typically built into the spread or charged as a percentage-based fee (approximately 0.04%), depending on the account tier.
- Energy: $6 per lot (round turn).
This transparent structure is designed to support high-frequency and professional traders by minimizing the cost of doing business on high-volume pairs.
Tradable Assets
Forex, Commodities
News & Event Trading
Ability Challenge: news trading is permitted during news events in both challenge phases and on the Ability Live account. FTP: holding open positions is prohibited during significant news events; traders must wait 30 minutes after the release once notified by the risk team.
Payouts & Profit Split
| Profit Split Start (%) | 50% |
| Minimum Payout Amount | No minimum payout restriction apply. |
| Payout Frequency | Payout FrequencyAbility Challenge: first payout can be requested 30 days after the first trade on the Ability Live account, then payouts may be requested bi-weekly. FTP: payouts can be requested once a 10% profit milestone is reached (profit share varies by account size and time-to-target). |
| Payout Methods | Bank Transfer, PayPal, Cryptocurrency |
| Payment Methods | Credit/Debit Card, PayPal, Cryptocurrency |
Evaluation & Account Rules
| Challenges | Audacity Capital documents three core tracks in its support materials:
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Trading Permissions
| Weekend Trades | Allowed: Ability Challenge (including Ability Live) allows weekend holding; Ability One also allows weekend holding, subject to drawdown limits. |
| Copy Trading | Audacity Capital allows copy trading, subject to specific restrictions designed to ensure that all trades originate from the trader’s own strategy and accounts. Permitted Copy Trading Own Accounts: Copying trades between your own Audacity Capital accounts is permitted. External Personal Accounts: Copying trades from your personal trading accounts with other brokers or prop firms into your Audacity Capital account is allowed. Verification of the source account may be required. EAs / Automated Systems: Expert Advisors and other automated trading tools are allowed, provided they reflect your own trading strategy. Prohibited Copy Trading and Strategies Third-Party Signals: Replicating trades from external signal providers or other traders’ accounts is not permitted. Group Trading / Collusion: Coordinated trading or placing identical orders with other individuals is strictly prohibited. Commercial EAs: The use of generic, publicly available, or third-party commercial Expert Advisors is strictly forbidden to maintain trade diversity and prevent manipulation. Arbitrage Strategies: High-frequency trading (HFT), latency arbitrage, and other exploitative techniques are strictly prohibited. The key takeaway is that while Expert Advisors and copy trading are allowed, the underlying strategy and trades must be uniquely your own to demonstrate individual trading ability and compliance with risk management rules. |
| EA Allowed | EA Guidelines and Restrictions Permitted Use: Expert Advisors (EAs) are generally allowed on MetaTrader 5 (MT5) for both the Ability Challenge and the Funded Trader Program. Prohibited EA Strategies: The following automated trading styles are strictly forbidden and may result in account termination: High-Frequency Trading (HFT) and Tick Scalping: Not permitted. Martingale or Averaging Down Strategies: Not permitted. Latency Arbitrage: Any form of latency arbitrage or exploitation of system vulnerabilities is strictly prohibited. Grid Trading: Not permitted. Third-Party EAs: While EAs are allowed, the use of third-party or off-the-shelf commercial bots that place identical trades across multiple users is strictly prohibited. EA logic must be unique to the trader’s account to avoid being flagged for group or copy trading. Platform Support: EA functionality is not available on DXtrade or other alternative platforms and is supported exclusively on the MT5 platform. VPS Usage: The use of a Virtual Private Server (VPS) is permitted to ensure uninterrupted EA operation. |
| Prohibited Strategies | Audacity prohibits certain practices including high-frequency trading; its policy examples include using EAs to rapidly open and close trades within seconds, and tick scalping. |
Other Details
| Refund Policy (Code) | Ability Challenge (Refundable): The registration fee is fully refundable upon successful completion of the challenge. Traders typically receive this refund with their first payout from the live funded account. Funded Trader Program (Non-Refundable): Fees for the direct funding (instant funding) program are generally non-refundable once trading activity has commenced. These fees provide immediate access to institutional capital without an evaluation phase. Evaluation Failure: If a trader fails the Ability Challenge or violates risk parameters before completion, the registration fee is not eligible for a refund. Cooling-off Period: All payments are considered final once the service has started, meaning account credentials have been issued and trading has begun. Contract Termination: For funded traders, one month's notice is typically required for contract termination, and joining fees are not refunded if the company withdraws a trader from the program. |
| 3 Percent Rule (Notes) | 3 Percent RuleAudacity Capital does not describe a universal per-trade "3% rule" in its published drawdown and Consistency Score documentation; risk limits are primarily expressed via daily/maximum drawdown limits and the Consistency Score framework. |
| Consistency Rule (Notes) | Consistency RulesAudacity uses a Consistency Score calculated as [1 - (most profitable trading day)/(combined profit on all profitable days)] * 100. A score above 70 is considered consistent; 50-70 triggers manual review; below 50 requires continued trading until the score improves. Audacity notes that traders typically need a score above 50 to request a withdrawal on FTP and Ability Live accounts (with review possible in edge cases). |
| Indices Leverage Max | 100 |
| Metals Leverage Max | 100 |
| Days to First Payout | 30 |
| Payout Processing Time (Days) | 14 |
| Account Merge Allowed | Account Merge Allowed: Audacity Capital does not permit the merging of separate trading accounts into a single larger balance. Policy: Separate accounts cannot be combined under any circumstances. Alternative (Scaling): Instead of account merging, Audacity Capital applies a structured scaling plan in which the current account balance is doubled (for example, $15,000 to $30,000, then $30,000 to $60,000) each time a 10% profit target is achieved. Consolidation: Traders may operate multiple accounts simultaneously; however, each account remains a separate entity for drawdown calculations and profit-sharing purposes. |
| Max Accounts per Trader | Max Accounts per Trader Quantity: There is generally no limit on the number of individual trading accounts a trader may purchase or hold. Total Capital Cap: Although multiple accounts are permitted, the maximum combined active capital allowed across all evaluation-phase accounts is typically capped at $200,000 for standard traders. Scaling Limit: Through the firm’s scaling plan, a single funded account may eventually grow to a maximum of $2,000,000 in live trading capital. Declaration: Traders are required to declare all multiple accounts to the support team to ensure compliance with total capital allocation limits. |
| KYC Required | No |
| KYC Stage | KYC is required before account activation and again before processing payouts. Audacity states KYC includes proof of identity (government-issued photo ID) and a selfie, and may need to be resubmitted for compliance. |
| Restricted Countries | Bangladesh, Belarus, Burma (Myanmar), Central African Republic, Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions of Ukraine, Cuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, United States and its territories (including American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands), Venezuela, Yemen |
| Scaling Plan Availability | No |
| Other Risk Rules | Other Risk RulesMinimum trading days: Ability Challenge requires at least 4 trading days per phase. FTP requires at least 5 trading days, with at least 3 being profitable days. News policy: Ability Challenge allows trading during news events. FTP prohibits holding open positions during significant news events and requires traders to wait 30 minutes after the news release once notified by the risk team. Weekend holding: Ability Challenge (including Ability Live) allows weekend holding; Ability One also allows weekend holding, subject to drawdown limits. Rule enforcement: Audacity states that reaching a drawdown threshold results in automatic removal/breach from the relevant program. |
| Spread Quality | Institutional Liquidity: By collaborating directly with institutional liquidity providers, Audacity Capital can offer significantly tighter spreads than many competitors. Variable Spreads: Spreads are not fixed and typically range from 0.1 to 3 pips for major currency pairs under normal market conditions, but may widen during high-volatility events such as major news releases. Low Transaction Costs: Overall transaction costs remain low due to the combination of tight spreads and low commissions, helping traders maximize potential returns. Asset Variation: Spreads vary across different asset classes, with major forex pairs generally offering the tightest spreads due to higher liquidity. |
| Slippage Policy | Audacity Capital, like most legitimate proprietary trading firms, allows for natural market slippage due to the use of real market conditions and live data feeds through platforms such as MetaTrader 5 (MT5) and DXtrade. |
| Martingale Allowed | Audacity Capital strictly prohibits Martingale and averaging-down strategies in its standard funded programs to maintain institutional-grade risk standards. |
| Lot Size Limits | Audacity Capital primarily controls risk through strict position size limits rather than arbitrary lot caps, ensuring traders operate within institutional risk parameters. Funded Trader Program: The initial maximum position size is typically 0.5 lots (approximately $5 per pip) on the starting $15,000 account. Scaling Increases: Position limits are not fixed and double each time a trader achieves a 10% profit target and scales their account. Consistency Score: In 2026, traders are required to maintain balanced trade sizes to pass consistency checks. A consistency score above 70 is required to avoid manual risk reviews. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can traders use EAs, trade news, hold weekend positions, or copy trades at Audacity Capital, and what strategies are prohibited?
EA Guidelines and Restrictions
Permitted Use: Expert Advisors (EAs) are generally allowed on MetaTrader 5 (MT5) for both the Ability Challenge and the Funded Trader Program.
Prohibited EA Strategies: The following automated trading styles are strictly forbidden and may result in account termination:
High-Frequency Trading (HFT) and Tick Scalping: Not permitted.
Martingale or Averaging Down Strategies: Not permitted.
Latency Arbitrage: Any form of latency arbitrage or exploitation of system vulnerabilities is strictly prohibited.
Grid Trading: Not permitted.
Third-Party EAs: While EAs are allowed, the use of third-party or off-the-shelf commercial bots that place identical trades across multiple users is strictly prohibited. EA logic must be unique to the trader’s account to avoid being flagged for group or copy trading.
Platform Support: EA functionality is not available on DXtrade or other alternative platforms and is supported exclusively on the MT5 platform.
VPS Usage: The use of a Virtual Private Server (VPS) is permitted to ensure uninterrupted EA operation.
Is News Trading allowed at Audacity Capital?
Ability Challenge: news trading is permitted during news events in both challenge phases and on the Ability Live account. FTP: holding open positions is prohibited during significant news events; traders must wait 30 minutes after the release once notified by the risk team.
Can Audacity Capital traders hold Weekend Trades?
Allowed: Ability Challenge (including Ability Live) allows weekend holding; Ability One also allows weekend holding, subject to drawdown limits.
Is Copy Trading allowed at Audacity Capital?
Audacity Capital allows copy trading, subject to specific restrictions designed to ensure that all trades originate from the trader’s own strategy and accounts.
Permitted Copy Trading
Own Accounts: Copying trades between your own Audacity Capital accounts is permitted.
External Personal Accounts: Copying trades from your personal trading accounts with other brokers or prop firms into your Audacity Capital account is allowed. Verification of the source account may be required.
EAs / Automated Systems: Expert Advisors and other automated trading tools are allowed, provided they reflect your own trading strategy.
Prohibited Copy Trading and Strategies
Third-Party Signals: Replicating trades from external signal providers or other traders’ accounts is not permitted.
Group Trading / Collusion: Coordinated trading or placing identical orders with other individuals is strictly prohibited.
Commercial EAs: The use of generic, publicly available, or third-party commercial Expert Advisors is strictly forbidden to maintain trade diversity and prevent manipulation.
Arbitrage Strategies: High-frequency trading (HFT), latency arbitrage, and other exploitative techniques are strictly prohibited.
The key takeaway is that while Expert Advisors and copy trading are allowed, the underlying strategy and trades must be uniquely your own to demonstrate individual trading ability and compliance with risk management rules.
What are some main Prohibited Strategies at Audacity Capital?
Audacity prohibits certain practices including high-frequency trading; its policy examples include using EAs to rapidly open and close trades within seconds, and tick scalping.
The complete list of permitted and restricted trading strategies, including EA policies and news trading rules, is on Audacity Capital official website.
How do payments and refunds work at Audacity Capital?
Ability Challenge (Refundable): The registration fee is fully refundable upon successful completion of the challenge. Traders typically receive this refund with their first payout from the live funded account.
Funded Trader Program (Non-Refundable): Fees for the direct funding (instant funding) program are generally non-refundable once trading activity has commenced. These fees provide immediate access to institutional capital without an evaluation phase.
Evaluation Failure: If a trader fails the Ability Challenge or violates risk parameters before completion, the registration fee is not eligible for a refund.
Cooling-off Period: All payments are considered final once the service has started, meaning account credentials have been issued and trading has begun.
Contract Termination: For funded traders, one month's notice is typically required for contract termination, and joining fees are not refunded if the company withdraws a trader from the program.
Accepted payment methods, refund eligibility criteria, and processing times are detailed on Audacity Capital official website.
How does Audacity Capital handle trader withdrawals in terms of payout limits, timing, and payment options?
Days to First Payout: 30:
Payout Processing Time (Days): 14
Payout Frequency:
Payout Frequency
Ability Challenge: first payout can be requested 30 days after the first trade on the Ability Live account, then payouts may be requested bi-weekly. FTP: payouts can be requested once a 10% profit milestone is reached (profit share varies by account size and time-to-target).
Payout Methods:Bank Transfer, PayPal, Cryptocurrency
More information on withdrawal minimums, processing duration, and payout schedules is on Audacity Capital official website.
How is profit shared between the trader and Audacity Capital at the maximum level?
Detailed payout percentages and performance thresholds are listed on Audacity Capital official website.
What instruments and markets can traders access at Audacity Capital?
Forex, Commodities
Leverage overview:
FX pairs up to 100
Indices up to 100
Metals up to
Crypto assets up to 2
Detailed contract specs and symbol lists are published on Audacity Capital official website.
How much leverage is available at Audacity Capital for FX, indices, metals, and crypto assets?
Forex: 100
Indices: 100
Metals:
Cryptocurrencies: 2
Full margin requirements and leverage tiers are listed on Audacity Capital official website.
What are the supported trading platforms at Audacity Capital, and who is the broker behind them?
Platform tutorials and configuration guides are on Audacity Capital official website.
What are the spread, commission, and slippage conditions for traders at Audacity Capital?
Institutional Liquidity: By collaborating directly with institutional liquidity providers, Audacity Capital can offer significantly tighter spreads than many competitors.
Variable Spreads: Spreads are not fixed and typically range from 0.1 to 3 pips for major currency pairs under normal market conditions, but may widen during high-volatility events such as major news releases.
Low Transaction Costs: Overall transaction costs remain low due to the combination of tight spreads and low commissions, helping traders maximize potential returns.
Asset Variation: Spreads vary across different asset classes, with major forex pairs generally offering the tightest spreads due to higher liquidity.
Audacity Capital, like most legitimate proprietary trading firms, allows for natural market slippage due to the use of real market conditions and live data feeds through platforms such as MetaTrader 5 (MT5) and DXtrade.
Audacity Capital updated its fee structure for 2026 to offer more competitive rates across its primary trading programs.
- FX: $3 per standard lot (round turn). Reduced from the previous $5 rate, and highly competitive versus the industry average of $7.
- Metals: $3 per standard lot (round turn).
- Indices: $2 per lot. Many firms offer commission-free indices with wider spreads; Audacity Capital uses a low-commission model to maintain tighter, institutional-grade spreads.
- Crypto: No commission on major pairs for certain programs; costs are typically built into the spread or charged as a percentage-based fee (approximately 0.04%), depending on the account tier.
- Energy: $6 per lot (round turn).
This transparent structure is designed to support high-frequency and professional traders by minimizing the cost of doing business on high-volume pairs.
Live spread data, commission schedules, and execution statistics are published on Audacity Capital official website.
What trading practices are restricted at Audacity Capital, including rules on martingale and lot size limits?
No
Prohibited Strategies
Audacity prohibits certain practices including high-frequency trading; its policy examples include using EAs to rapidly open and close trades within seconds, and tick scalping.
Lot Size Limits:
Audacity Capital primarily controls risk through strict position size limits rather than arbitrary lot caps, ensuring traders operate within institutional risk parameters.
Funded Trader Program: The initial maximum position size is typically 0.5 lots (approximately $5 per pip) on the starting $15,000 account.
Scaling Increases: Position limits are not fixed and double each time a trader achieves a 10% profit target and scales their account.
Consistency Score: In 2026, traders are required to maintain balanced trade sizes to pass consistency checks. A consistency score above 70 is required to avoid manual risk reviews.
The complete list of allowed and prohibited trading strategies is available on Audacity Capital official website.
What drawdown structure does Audacity Capital follow for traders?
Drawdown Model
Audacity's Ability Challenge and Verification stages are described as using a static drawdown system with daily limits resetting at rollover (00:00 GMT+2). FTP uses a trailing drawdown model (daily DD 5% trailing). Ability One uses static drawdown (3% daily and 6% absolute).
For detailed drawdown calculations, reset rules, and worked examples, see Audacity Capital official website.
What are the main risk control rules enforced by Audacity Capital during evaluations?
3 Percent Rule
Audacity Capital does not describe a universal per-trade "3% rule" in its published drawdown and Consistency Score documentation; risk limits are primarily expressed via daily/maximum drawdown limits and the Consistency Score framework.
Consistency Rules
Audacity uses a Consistency Score calculated as [1 - (most profitable trading day)/(combined profit on all profitable days)] * 100. A score above 70 is considered consistent; 50-70 triggers manual review; below 50 requires continued trading until the score improves. Audacity notes that traders typically need a score above 50 to request a withdrawal on FTP and Ability Live accounts (with review possible in edge cases).
Other Risk Rules
Minimum trading days: Ability Challenge requires at least 4 trading days per phase. FTP requires at least 5 trading days, with at least 3 being profitable days.
News policy: Ability Challenge allows trading during news events. FTP prohibits holding open positions during significant news events and requires traders to wait 30 minutes after the news release once notified by the risk team.
Weekend holding: Ability Challenge (including Ability Live) allows weekend holding; Ability One also allows weekend holding, subject to drawdown limits.
Rule enforcement: Audacity states that reaching a drawdown threshold results in automatic removal/breach from the relevant program.
The full risk management rulebook including daily loss calculations and consistency requirements is on Audacity Capital official website.
What types of trading programs can traders choose from at Audacity Capital?
• Ability Challenge (2-step evaluation): 10% then 5% profit targets, unlimited time, minimum 4 trading days per phase; static daily drawdown reset at 00:00 GMT+2 (7.5% Challenge / 5% Verification) and maximum drawdown 15% Challenge / 10% Verification; first payout 30 days after first trade on the Ability Live account, then bi-weekly; profit share 75%-90% depending on profit and progression
• Funded Trader Program (FTP): trade immediately on a live account (no demo evaluation); unlimited trading days to reach a 10% profit milestone; minimum 5 trading days with at least 3 profitable days; 5% trailing daily drawdown and 10% maximum drawdown; profit share 50%-80% depending on account size and time-to-target
• Ability One (one-step evaluation): static drawdown with 3% daily drawdown and 6% absolute drawdown; weekend holding allowed; Consistency Score framework (>=70 consistent; 50-70 review; <50 continue trading).
See all program options and their requirements at Audacity Capital official website.
What type of trading challenges does Audacity Capital require before funding?
Audacity Capital documents three core tracks in its support materials:
- Ability Challenge: A two-step evaluation with a 10% profit target in the Challenge stage and a 5% profit target in the Verification stage, with unlimited trading days and a minimum of 4 trading days per phase. Drawdown is described as static daily drawdown resetting at rollover (7.5% Challenge / 5% Verification) with maximum drawdown 15% (Challenge) and 10% (Verification). After passing, traders move to an Ability Live account where the first payout can be requested 30 days after the first trade and subsequent payouts can be requested bi-weekly; profit share ranges from 75% up to 90% based on profit percentage and account progression.
- Funded Trader Program (FTP): Participants trade on a live account from the start (no demo evaluation). The program offers unlimited trading days to reach a 10% profit milestone and requires at least 5 trading days with at least 3 profitable days. FTP uses a 5% trailing daily drawdown and a 10% maximum drawdown. Payouts are requested once the 10% milestone is reached and profit share scales by account size and time-to-target (up to 80% on larger allocations).
- Ability One: A one-step evaluation track with static drawdown; Audacity lists 3% daily drawdown and 6% absolute drawdown for Ability One and allows weekend holding subject to drawdown limits.
For step-by-step details on each challenge phase, visit Audacity Capital official website.
What is the funding limit at Audacity Capital, and does the firm allow traders to scale their accounts?
Scaling plan availability: No
Audacity Capital's scaling plan (Ability accounts) is reviewed every 3 months. To qualify, traders must demonstrate at least 2.5% monthly profitability for 3 consecutive months and make at least one withdrawal during the review period. Each scaling event doubles the account balance (100% increase), repeatable up to the firm's advertised maximum allocation.
Detailed account size options and growth plans are available at Audacity Capital official website.
What is Audacity Capital's Trustpilot rating and total review count right now?
See what traders are saying about their experience at Audacity Capital official website.
Does Audacity Capital offer 2-phase, 1-phase, or instant funding programs?
• Funded Trader Program (FTP): trade immediately on a live account (no demo evaluation); unlimited trading days to reach a 10% profit milestone; minimum 5 trading days with at least 3 profitable days; 5% trailing daily drawdown and 10% maximum drawdown; profit share 50%-80% depending on account size and time-to-target
• Ability One (one-step evaluation): static drawdown with 3% daily drawdown and 6% absolute drawdown; weekend holding allowed; Consistency Score framework (>=70 consistent; 50-70 review; <50 continue trading).
Detailed program specifications and current pricing are listed on Audacity Capital official website.
What should traders know about account limits at Audacity Capital, such as max accounts, merging rules, and lot size limits?
Max Accounts per Trader
Quantity: There is generally no limit on the number of individual trading accounts a trader may purchase or hold.
Total Capital Cap: Although multiple accounts are permitted, the maximum combined active capital allowed across all evaluation-phase accounts is typically capped at $200,000 for standard traders.
Scaling Limit: Through the firm’s scaling plan, a single funded account may eventually grow to a maximum of $2,000,000 in live trading capital.
Declaration: Traders are required to declare all multiple accounts to the support team to ensure compliance with total capital allocation limits.
Is Account Merge Allowed at Audacity Capital?
No
What are Lot Size Limits at Audacity Capital?
Audacity Capital primarily controls risk through strict position size limits rather than arbitrary lot caps, ensuring traders operate within institutional risk parameters.
Funded Trader Program: The initial maximum position size is typically 0.5 lots (approximately $5 per pip) on the starting $15,000 account.
Scaling Increases: Position limits are not fixed and double each time a trader achieves a 10% profit target and scales their account.
Consistency Score: In 2026, traders are required to maintain balanced trade sizes to pass consistency checks. A consistency score above 70 is required to avoid manual risk reviews.
For the latest account limits, merging rules, and scaling options, see Audacity Capital official website.
Does Audacity Capital enforce identity verification, and when is KYC performed?
No
At what stage traders must go through identity verification at Audacity Capital?
KYC is required before account activation and again before processing payouts. Audacity states KYC includes proof of identity (government-issued photo ID) and a selfie, and may need to be resubmitted for compliance.
Full details on the identity verification process and required documents are available on Audacity Capital official website.
Are traders from all countries allowed at Audacity Capital, or are there restrictions?
Bangladesh, Belarus, Burma (Myanmar), Central African Republic, Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions of Ukraine, Cuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, United States and its territories (including American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands), Venezuela, Yemen
For the most current list of accepted and restricted countries, check Audacity Capital official website as eligibility can change based on regulatory updates.
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