Audacity Capital: Ability Challenge prices and rules

Challenges from

$49

$5K account

Profit split

80%

best on offer

Programs

Instant, 1-step, 2-step

8 challenges

Accounts up to

$200K

Static drawdown

Overview

Audacity Capital has run trader programs since 2012 and keeps a UK office in London. You trade forex, metals, indices, energies and crypto on MT5 or DXtrade, and US residents can join through DXtrade. It suits traders who want static loss limits, no consistency rule and freedom to trade the news.

How the evaluation works

Ability Challenge (2 steps): a 10% target with a 7.5% daily and 15% overall limit in the first phase. The Verification phase then asks for 5% with a 5% daily and 10% overall limit, and those limits carry over to the live account. Each phase needs four trading days.
Ability One (1 step): a 10% target, a 3% daily limit and a 6% overall limit, with a three-day minimum.
FTP (Instant Funding): no evaluation. It has a 5% daily and 10% static overall limit, and you need 10% profit and five trading days before the first withdrawal.

None of the programs has a time limit.

Rules worth knowing

News trading and weekend holding are allowed on every program. EAs and copy trading are allowed on the Ability Challenge. Ability One only accepts EAs you built yourself, with no HFT, and copying only between your own accounts. Breached accounts can't be reset, so a broken rule means buying a new evaluation.

Getting paid

The site quotes a profit share of up to 90% on the evaluation routes and up to 80% on FTP. The first payout comes 14 days after your first live trade, then every two weeks. The evaluation fee is refunded with your first qualifying payout. Payout methods are only listed inside the trader dashboard.

At a glance

Platforms: MetaTrader 5, DXtrade
Payouts: —
Founded: 2012
Based in: London, United Kingdom

Good

Static drawdown and no consistency rule on every route
News trading and weekend holding allowed
Evaluation fee refunded with the first payout
No time limit on any phase

Watch for

First payout only 14 days after the first live trade
Instant accounts cost far more than the challenges
Profit share is quoted only as up to 90%

Challenges

Every account Audacity Capital sells. Sort by any column.

Program						Drawdown			Payouts
Ability Challenge2-step	$5K	$49refundable	10% / 5%	5%	10%	Static	—	4 days	14 days
Ability Challenge2-step	$50K	$329refundable	10% / 5%	5%	10%	Static	—	4 days	14 days
Ability Challenge2-step	$100K	$549refundable	10% / 5%	5%	10%	Static	—	4 days	14 days
Ability Challenge2-step	$200K	$1,049refundable	10% / 5%	5%	10%	Static	—	4 days	14 days
Ability One1-step	$5K	$69refundable	10%	3%	6%	Static	—	3 days	14 days
Ability One1-step	$100K	$699refundable	10%	3%	6%	Static	—	3 days	14 days
FTPInstant	$5K	$119	None	5%	10%	Static	80%	5 days	14 days
FTPInstant	$50K	$1,299	None	5%	10%	Static	80%	5 days	14 days

Trading rules

What the funded account lets you do. Restricted means allowed with conditions; check the firm's terms.

News tradingAllowed

Expert advisors / botsRestricted

Copy tradingRestricted

Weekend holdingAllowed

Overnight holdingAllowed

HedgingNot checked yet

Not available to residents of IR, KP, SY.

Payouts

How you get paid

Methods: —
Frequency: 14 days
First payout: after 14 days

Profit split by program

Ability Challenge: —
Ability One: —
FTP: up to 80%

What traders say

Scores from the sites traders use, and our summary of what they're saying, checked 6 October 2026.

Trustpilot4.0/ 572 reviews · checked 6 October 2026 ↗Prop Firm Match4.1/ 5102 reviews · checked 6 October 2026 ↗MyfxbookRead the threadschecked 6 October 2026 ↗FeefoRead the threadschecked 6 October 2026 ↗RedditRead the threadschecked 6 October 2026 ↗

Audacity Capital has a modest review footprint for a firm that has been around since 2012. It sits at 4.1 on Prop Firm Match from about 100 reviews and shows a 4-star rating on Trustpilot from a small pool of around 70 reviews on its current page. That Trustpilot pool is small for a reason: in March 2025 Trustpilot removed more than 1,500 reviews from the firm's profile as fake, which the firm disputes. Treat the scores as a rough signal.

What traders like

Longevity. Many reviewers say the firm's long operating history is why they picked it.
Execution and spreads. Several Prop Firm Match reviewers mention stable execution, low slippage and tight spreads, and like the static drawdown and lack of a consistency rule.
Responsive support. Support gets frequent praise on Trustpilot, Prop Firm Match, Myfxbook and Feefo, with some reviewers naming individual staff.
No time limit. A few traders like having no deadline to hit the profit target.

Common complaints

Payout denials. Several reviewers on Reddit and Prop Firm Match say a payout was refused after they passed or after it was approved, usually over a rule the firm says they broke.
Strategy rules found late. Some say the restrictions on tick scalping, hedging, martingale and trading near news were stricter than the homepage suggested.
Fills past the stop. A few Trustpilot reviewers say gold trades closed beyond their stop loss and caused a breach.
Low split. Reddit threads point to a profit share that starts lower than most competitors.
Promo codes. One recent Trustpilot reviewer says an advertised code did not apply at checkout.

Recently

No dated reviews from the last 90 days stand out in the evidence. The Prop Firm Match page as seen in early October 2026 includes a complaint about an approved $1,500 payout on an Instant Funding account later being rejected, with the firm replying and asking for evidence.