
Audacity Capital review: rules, prices and payouts
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TrustpilotAudacity Capital suits a trader who wants a long-running firm with a genuinely wide phase 1 allowance, since the Ability Challenge gives 7.5% daily and 15% maximum room on a $49 entry for $5,000, and the fee comes back with the first payout. The trade-off is the strict 3-minute news window and the much tighter funded limits, with Ability One capped at a 3% daily and 6% maximum loss from day one. The instant route skips evaluation but starts at only a 50% split and lower 1:30 leverage, so it fits experienced traders who value immediate access over headline terms.
Ability Challenge is a one-time fee of $329, so the months slider does not change it.
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Summary
Audacity Capital, founded in London in 2012, offers three routes to funding: the two-phase Ability Challenge, the single-phase Ability One, and the instant Funded Trader Program, with account sizes from $5,000 to $200,000 and scaling to $2,000,000. The Ability Challenge asks for 10% then 5%, with a 7.5% daily loss and 15% maximum loss in phase 1, while Ability One asks for 10% once with a tighter 3% daily and 6% maximum loss. Fees start at $49 for a $5,000 Ability Challenge and are refunded with the first payout, and funded profit splits start at 75% and can reach 90% on evaluation routes, with payouts every 14 days.
Firm overview
Instruments and assets
Leverage
Commissions
$6 per lot round trip on Ability Challenge and Ability One across forex, metals, indices, energy and crypto; no commission on the Funded Trader Program.
Consistency
Firm rules
Challenges
| Program | Account | Price | Activation | Target | Max loss | Drawdown | Daily loss | True cost (1 mo) ↓ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ability Challenge | $5K | $49 once | $0 (Free) | $500 | $750 | Static | 7.5% (higher of balance or equity) | $49 | Get |
| Ability Challenge | $10K | $79 once | $0 (Free) | $1,000 | $1,500 | Static | 7.5% (higher of balance or equity) | $79 | Get |
| Ability Challenge | $25K | $195 once | $0 (Free) | $2,500 | $3,750 | Static | 7.5% (higher of balance or equity) | $195 | Get |
| Ability Challenge | $50K | $329 once | $0 (Free) | $5,000 | $7,500 | Static | 7.5% (higher of balance or equity) | $329 | Get |
| Ability Challenge | $100K | $549 once | $0 (Free) | $10,000 | $15,000 | Static | 7.5% (higher of balance or equity) | $549 | Get |
| Ability Challenge | $200K | $1,049 once | $0 (Free) | $20,000 | $30,000 | Static | 7.5% (higher of balance or equity) | $1,049 | Get |
| Ability One | $5K | $69 once | $0 (Free) | $500 | $300 | Static | 3% (higher of balance or equity) | $69 | Get |
| Ability One | $10K | $99 once | $0 (Free) | $1,000 | $600 | Static | 3% (higher of balance or equity) | $99 | Get |
| Ability One | $25K | $249 once | $0 (Free) | $2,500 | $1,500 | Static | 3% (higher of balance or equity) | $249 | Get |
| Ability One | $50K | $399 once | $0 (Free) | $5,000 | $3,000 | Static | 3% (higher of balance or equity) | $399 | Get |
| Ability One | $100K | $699 once | $0 (Free) | $10,000 | $6,000 | Static | 3% (higher of balance or equity) | $699 | Get |
| Funded Trader Program | $5K | $119 once | $0 (Free) | — | $500 | Static | 5% (equity) | $119 | Get |
| Funded Trader Program | $10K | $279 once | $0 (Free) | — | $1,000 | Static | 5% (equity) | $279 | Get |
| Funded Trader Program | $25K | $449 once | $0 (Free) | — | $2,500 | Static | 5% (equity) | $449 | Get |
| Funded Trader Program | $50K | $1,299 once | $0 (Free) | — | $5,000 | Static | 5% (equity) | $1,299 | Get |
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Reddit corner
Public Reddit threads about this firm — titles and short paraphrased themes, not full posts.
- Audacity Capital is a fraudulent propfirm [scam warning]
Poster alleges an account was closed after passing a $200,000 phase one, over a news-window rule they say they followed. A commenter says they were paid and blames trades closed during news.
- Is Audacity Capital worth it? Need reviews
Asker wants honest reviews. One reply says the rules are clear but KYC took long, with one payout so far.
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