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Audacity Capital FAQ & Complete Guide

The answers below use the dated Audacity Capital rule record. Limits belong to the named program and account stage; they are not universal firm rules.

Research record dated October 1, 2026. Limits can change; use the linked rules for your exact account.

Audacity Capital: key facts

What evaluation models does Audacity Capital offer?

Ability Challenge (2-step) — $5K-$200K — target 10% — fee $42 ($5K) to $902 ($200K); Ability One (1-step) — $5K-$200K — target 5%; FTP (instant funding) — split up to 90%

What daily loss limits apply at Audacity Capital?

7.5% (Challenge), 5% (Ability One, FTP)

What maximum loss limits apply at Audacity Capital?

15% Challenge, 10% Ability One and FTP; static in challenges, trailing on FTP

Does Audacity Capital have a consistency rule?

none (applies only to free competition accounts)

What trading-day or trade-count requirements apply at Audacity Capital?

4 days Challenge, 3 Ability One, 5 FTP (per knowledge center; homepage says 4 for Ability One)

What trading platforms does Audacity Capital support?

MetaTrader 5, DXTrade

Does Audacity Capital allow automated trading / EAs?

EAs allowed if they follow prohibited-strategy rules and are not from third-party signals; HFT and tick scalping (trades under 2 minutes) prohibited.

Does Audacity Capital allow copy trading?

Allowed between own accounts and from an external account only if it belongs to the trader; third-party mirroring prohibited.

Can I automate Audacity Capital with TradingView via PickMyTrade?

Only MT5 and DXTrade are offered; PickMyTrade does not connect to either.

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This page aggregates publicly available information about Audacity Capital and is not financial, legal, or tax advice. Prop firm rules, plans, fees, and payout policies change frequently — always verify the current terms on Audacity Capital's official website before purchasing an evaluation or activating a funded account. PickMyTrade is an automation bridge, not a prop firm. Funded accounts at prop firms are typically simulated (not real-money) unless otherwise stated by the firm. Trading carries risk of loss. Consult a licensed financial advisor before trading. Last updated: June 2026.