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Audacity Capital review: Ability Challenge, Ability One and FTP
Three Audacity Capital programs, from $5K to $200K, each paid once. Ability Challenge is a two-phase evaluation from $49; Ability One is one phase from $69; FTP is funded on purchase, from $119, no evaluation. Every price is a list price.
Rules checked on audacity.capitalSep 27, 202613 official pages citedMethodology
Audacity Capital prices
Checked on audacity.capital Sep 27, 2026The prices here are list prices.
- Targets, 2 phases
- +$5,000 → +$2,500
- 2 phases; 4 trading days minimum
- consistency to pass not published
- Max drawdown
- $7,500
- static: never moves from $42,500
- 15% of the account (dollars derived)
- Daily drawdown
- $3,750
- resets at rollover
- 7.5% of the account (dollars derived)
- Activation fee
- Not published
- no activation fee is published either way
- To the funded account
- $329
- the price only: activation fee not published
- Payout cap
- Not published
- no cap published
List price
$329
$50K Ability ChallengeAbility Challenge · one-time
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At a glance
Best for
- Two phases, 10% then 5%, with only 4 minimum trading days in each.Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- A funded split of 75%, rising to 85% or up to 90% with repeated profitable withdrawals.Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)
Watch out
- Every pricing page advertises no consistency rule, but the Terms attach a trade-length and lot-size test to passing the minimum-trading-days requirement.Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)
- The 15% drawdown and 7.5% daily limit of the first phase tighten to 10% and 5% for the second phase and the funded account.Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)
At a glance
Best for
- One phase only: a 10% target with just 3 minimum trading days.Knowledge Center: Ability One (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- A fixed 6% drawdown and 3% daily limit, unchanged between the Challenge and the funded account.Knowledge Center: Ability One (official page, opens in a new tab)
Watch out
- The same site-wide 'no consistency rule' claim is contradicted by the Terms' consistency clause and a hidden consistency score.Ability One page (official page, opens in a new tab)Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- A funded split of 75%, rising to 85% or up to 90%.Knowledge Center: Ability One (official page, opens in a new tab)
At a glance
Best for
- Funded on purchase from $119: no evaluation, no consistency rule to pass.Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)
- A payout becomes available each time a 10% profit milestone is reached, which also doubles the account.Knowledge Center: FTP (official page, opens in a new tab)
Watch out
- The 10% drawdown is static, but the 5% daily limit is a moving floor: it trails up with the day's own highest equity and never moves back down before the next reset.Knowledge Center: FTP (official page, opens in a new tab)
- One official page describes a live funded account from day one; the same site's own FAQ calls the trading environment simulated, with eligible profits still real and withdrawable.Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)
Listed in: Forex instant funding accounts, Static drawdown, EA and bots allowed
Three ways in
Which way in costs least?
For the size you pick: each program at its list price, and how many evaluation attempts cost less than one FTP account of the same size. No pass rate is assumed.
At $50K: each way in at its list price, against one FTP account ($1,299).
| Way in | List price | Activation fee | To the funded account | Profit target | Max drawdown | Days to pass | Consistency, payout stage | Payout cap | Evaluation reset |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ability Challengeone-time evaluation | $329 | Not published | $329 | +$5,000 → +$2,500 | $7,500 | 4 days | Not published | Not published | None |
| Ability Oneone-time evaluation | $399 | Not published | $399 | +$5,000 | $3,000 | 3 days | Not published | Not published | None |
| FTPone-time, no evaluation | $1,299 | Not published | $1,299 | None | $5,000 | No evaluation | Not published | Not published | None |
- A failed evaluation is not reset: each attempt is a fresh purchase at list price.
- No pass rate is assumed: the months are how many you could pay before one FTP costs less, not how long passing takes.
FTP hub page (official page, opens in a new tab)Ability One page (official page, opens in a new tab)Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)
Accounts
All 15 Audacity Capital accounts
Three programs, one price per size, each paid once. FTP sells only four sizes; Ability One sells five; Ability Challenge sells all six.
Showing 6 of 15: Ability Challenge. List prices checked on Sep 27, 2026; your selected account is highlighted.
| Billing | Consistency, payout stage | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ability Challenge | $5K | one-time | $49 | Not published | +$500 → +$250 | $750 | $375 | Not published | Not published |
| Ability Challenge | $10K | one-time | $79 | Not published | +$1,000 → +$500 | $1,500 | $750 | Not published | Not published |
| Ability Challenge | $25K | one-time | $195 | Not published | +$2,500 → +$1,250 | $3,750 | $1,875 | Not published | Not published |
| Ability Challenge | $50K | one-time | $329 | Not published | +$5,000 → +$2,500 | $7,500 | $3,750 | Not published | Not published |
| Ability Challenge | $100K | one-time | $549 | Not published | +$10,000 → +$5,000 | $15,000 | $7,500 | Not published | Not published |
| Ability Challenge | $200K | one-time | $1,049 | Not published | +$20,000 → +$10,000 | $30,000 | $15,000 | Not published | Not published |
Payout rules
Audacity Capital payout rules: the path to your first payout
Worked on the account you pick, from the official pages. FTP's payout is gated by a profit milestone rather than a published dollar target, so its path lists the rules instead of a worked balance.
Showing Ability Challenge $50K
Ability Challenge $50K: from purchase to the payout rules
Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Buy
$329
one-time payment
- Floor on day 1
- $42,500: $7,500 below the start, static (it never moves)
- Daily drawdown
- $3,750: resets at rollover
- Reset
- None: a breach ends the account
Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: FTP (official page, opens in a new tab)FTP hub page (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Pass 2 phases
+$5,000
phase 1 target; each phase has its own
- Phase 1
- +$5,000 (10%)
- Phase 2
- +$2,500 (5%)
- Minimum days
- 4 trading days minimum
- Best day to pass
- Not published.
- Max drawdown
- $7,500, static
Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- funded account
Not published
activation fee: not published
- So far
- $329: the price; no activation fee is published
- Daily drawdown
- Not published.
- Reset after a breach
- Not published.
- First payout
every 14 days
per request; you keep 75%
- Best day
- consistency rule not published
- Maximum payout
- Not published.
- Minimum payout
- $20
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)Ability Challenge page (official page, opens in a new tab)
- After that
every 14 days
the same rules each cycle
- How often
- every 14 days
- Entity
- Trading runs through AudaCity Global LTD, licensed in the Union of Comoros; a separate Dubai company handles payments only.
Ability Challenge page (official page, opens in a new tab)About page (official page, opens in a new tab)
Audacity Capital Ability Challenge $50K: $329 at the list price.
Get Audacity Capital Ability Challenge: copies PFK and opens audacity.capital in a new tabConsistency
Audacity Capital consistency rule, worked out
Every program's marketing says there is no consistency rule, and this is contradicted elsewhere on Audacity Capital's own pages — see the watch-outs and the conflicts below.
Largest profitable day ÷ net profit (since your last payout request, or during the evaluation), capped by each plan. “Under” means the day must stay below the cap; “at most” means it may equal it.
Check your own days in the consistency calculator · Plan your risk on this account in the risk planner
| Plan and size | Stage | Rule | Largest day allowed | Fewest profitable days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ability Challenge · $50K | Evaluation | Not published Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab) | Not published | — |
| Ability Challenge · $50K | Ability Live (from Ability Challenge) | Not published | Not published | — |
| Ability One · $50K | Evaluation | Not published Ability One page (official page, opens in a new tab)Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab) | Not published | — |
| Ability One · $50K | Ability Live (from Ability One) | Not published | Not published | — |
| FTP · $50K | Payouts (no evaluation) | Not published | Not published | — |
Worked example
- Audacity Capital's own pages say Ability Challenge and Ability One have no consistency rule to pass, while the Terms tie passing to a trade-length and lot-size test and a separate article says a hidden score covers every account type, FTP included.
Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)Ability One page (official page, opens in a new tab)
Rules
Audacity Capital rules, with their sources
Checked on audacity.capital and its Knowledge Center on Sep 27, 2026. First the key rules of the three programs side by side at the size you picked, then every rule of the selected program, each with its source.
Key rules of every plan at $50K, side by side; the column of your plan is highlighted.
Evaluation 9
- Price
- Paid once, with no monthly subscription.$5K$49$10K$79$25K$195$50K$329$100K$549$200K$1,049
Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Profit targets
- First phase: 10%. Second phase: 5%. There is no profit target on the funded account.
Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Max drawdown
- 15% in the first phase, static; it tightens to 10% for the second phase and the funded account.derived: 15% of the account size$5K$750$10K$1,500$25K$3,750$50K$7,500$100K$15,000$200K$30,000
Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Daily drawdown
- 7.5% in the first phase, resetting at rollover from the higher of balance or equity; it tightens to 5% for the second phase and the funded account.derived: 7.5% of the account size$5K$375$10K$750$25K$1,875$50K$3,750$100K$7,500$200K$15,000
Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Trading days
- At least 4 in each phase; no time limit.
Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Consistency to pass
- Not published.
- Leverage
- 1:100 forex and indices, 1:50 metals, 1:25 energy, 1:2 crypto — the same throughout both phases and the funded account.
Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Activation fee
- Not published.
- Reset
- None: a breached account is not reset, and a new evaluation must be purchased.
Funded account 5
- Profit split
- 75%, rising to 85% once a withdrawal exceeds 10% profit within 30 days, and up to 90% after doubling the account twice with over 10% profit.
Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)
- First payout
- 14 calendar days after the first live trade.
Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)
- How often
- Every 14 days after the first payout.
- Minimum payout
- $20.
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Maximum payout
- Not published.
Trading rules 4
- News trading
- No opening, closing or adding to a position within 3 minutes before or after any high-impact news release or speech; every FOMC item counts regardless of its rating.
Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Overnight and weekend
- Allowed: positions may be held overnight and over the weekend on every program and stage.
Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- EAs and copiers
- Personally-developed EAs are allowed; third-party, commercial or signal-sourced EAs are prohibited. Copy trading only between accounts the trader owns.
Prohibited Trading Practices (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Platforms
- MT5 and DXtrade; US residents are restricted to DXtrade only.
Accounts and fees 4
- Minimum payout
- $20 on every program and stage.
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Lot limit
- No overall account lot restriction; up to 10 lots per open position.
Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Accounts at once
- Up to $200K per program; the official pages disagree on FTP's own cap (see the conflicts).
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Inactivity
- The Terms state 1 consecutive month with no trading ends the account; the Knowledge Center states 6 months for the same accounts.
Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)
Countries 2
- US residents
- Accepted, on DXtrade only.
- Restricted countries
- Syria, Iran, North Korea and Venezuela; traders must be at least 18.
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
Evaluation 9
- Price
- Paid once, with no monthly subscription.$5K$69$10K$99$25K$249$50K$399$100K$699
Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Profit target
- One phase: 10%.derived: 10% of the account size$5K+$500$10K+$1,000$25K+$2,500$50K+$5,000$100K+$10,000
Knowledge Center: Ability One (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Max drawdown
- 6%, static, fixed throughout the Challenge and the funded account.derived: 6% of the account size$5K$300$10K$600$25K$1,500$50K$3,000$100K$6,000
Knowledge Center: Ability One (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Daily drawdown
- 3% of the higher of balance or equity at rollover.derived: 3% of the account size$5K$150$10K$300$25K$750$50K$1,500$100K$3,000
Knowledge Center: Ability One (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Trading days
- At least 3; no time limit.
Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Consistency to pass
- Not published.
- Leverage
- Not published.
1 official page checked
- Activation fee
- Not published.
- Reset
- None: a breached account is not reset, and a new evaluation must be purchased.
Funded account 5
- Profit split
- 75%, rising to 85% at 10% profit or more, and up to 90% with consistent performance and scaling.
Knowledge Center: Ability One (official page, opens in a new tab)
- First payout
- 14 calendar days after the first live trade.
Knowledge Center: Ability One (official page, opens in a new tab)
- How often
- Every 14 days after the first payout.
Knowledge Center: Ability One (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Minimum payout
- $20.
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Maximum payout
- Not published.
Trading rules 4
- News trading
- No opening, closing or adding to a position within 3 minutes before or after any high-impact news release or speech; every FOMC item counts regardless of its rating.
Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Overnight and weekend
- Allowed: positions may be held overnight and over the weekend on every program and stage.
Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- EAs and copiers
- Personally-developed EAs are allowed; third-party, commercial or signal-sourced EAs are prohibited. Copy trading only between accounts the trader owns.
Prohibited Trading Practices (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Platforms
- MT5 and DXtrade; US residents are restricted to DXtrade only.
Accounts and fees 4
- Minimum payout
- $20 on every program and stage.
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Lot limit
- No overall account lot restriction; up to 10 lots per open position.
Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Accounts at once
- Up to $200K per program; the official pages disagree on FTP's own cap (see the conflicts).
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Inactivity
- The Terms state 1 consecutive month with no trading ends the account; the Knowledge Center states 6 months for the same accounts.
Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)
Countries 2
- US residents
- Accepted, on DXtrade only.
- Restricted countries
- Syria, Iran, North Korea and Venezuela; traders must be at least 18.
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
Account 7
- Price
- Paid once, with no monthly subscription. Funded on purchase.$5K$119$10K$279$25K$449$50K$1,299
Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Evaluation
- None: no challenge and no profit target to unlock the account.
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Activation fee
- Not published.
- Max drawdown
- 10% of the initial balance, static: it does not move as the account profits.derived: 10% of the account size$5K$500$10K$1,000$25K$2,500$50K$5,000
- Daily drawdown
- 5%, a moving floor set at 95% of the day's highest recorded equity: it trails up during the day and never moves back down before the next reset.derived: 5% of the account size$5K$250$10K$500$25K$1,250$50K$2,500
- Leverage
- 1:30 forex, metals and indices, 1:60 energy, 1:2 crypto.
Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Reset
- None: a breached account cannot be reset, and a new account must be purchased.
Payouts 6
- Payout milestone
- A payout becomes available each time 10% profit is reached on the current balance; hitting it also doubles the account size.
- Before a payout
- At least 5 trading days.
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Profit split
- 60% on the faster (under 30 days) path; a detailed table by size and stage runs from 50% up to 80% (see the official pages that disagree).
Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: FTP (official page, opens in a new tab)
- How often
- Event-driven, on each milestone; one official page separately describes a bi-weekly cycle instead (see the official pages that disagree).
- Minimum payout
- $20.
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Maximum payout
- Not published.
Trading rules 4
- News trading
- No opening, closing or adding to a position within 3 minutes before or after any high-impact news release or speech; every FOMC item counts regardless of its rating.
Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Overnight and weekend
- Allowed: positions may be held overnight and over the weekend on every program and stage.
Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- EAs and copiers
- Personally-developed EAs are allowed; third-party, commercial or signal-sourced EAs are prohibited. Copy trading only between accounts the trader owns.
Prohibited Trading Practices (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Platforms
- MT5 and DXtrade; US residents are restricted to DXtrade only.
Accounts and fees 4
- Minimum payout
- $20 on every program and stage.
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Lot limit
- No overall account lot restriction; up to 10 lots per open position.
Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Accounts at once
- Up to $200K per program; the official pages disagree on FTP's own cap (see the conflicts).
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Inactivity
- The Terms state 1 consecutive month with no trading ends the account; the Knowledge Center states 6 months for the same accounts.
Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)
Countries 2
- US residents
- Accepted, on DXtrade only.
- Restricted countries
- Syria, Iran, North Korea and Venezuela; traders must be at least 18.
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
Read before you buy
Traps and contradictions
From Audacity Capital's own pages. The watch-outs follow the program you picked. Where two official pages say different things, both are shown: check with Audacity Capital before you buy.
Watch out: Ability Challenge 6
- Consistency
Every pricing page says there is no consistency rule, but the Terms' own consistency clause ties passing the minimum-trading-days requirement to trade length and lot size, and a separate consistency-score article says the score covers every account type.
Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Tightening rules
The first phase's drawdown and daily limit (15% and 7.5%) both tighten once the second phase starts.
Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Inactivity
The Terms say 1 month of no trading ends a funded account; the Knowledge Center says 6 months for the same accounts.
Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Refund scope
One official page says the fee-refund bonus applies only to Ability Challenge and Ability One; another says it applies to FTP too.
Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)FTP hub page (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Allocation
The Knowledge Center gives two different maximum-funding figures for this program.
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Live account
Trading runs through a Comoros-licensed entity; the payment-taking Dubai company is not the trading operator.
Watch out: Ability One 4
- Consistency
The same site-wide 'no consistency rule' claim is contradicted by the Terms' consistency clause and the consistency-score article.
Ability One page (official page, opens in a new tab)Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Leverage not named
No official page names a leverage figure for Ability One specifically; only Ability Challenge and the funded account are named in the leverage table.
Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Inactivity
The Terms say 1 month of no trading ends a funded account; the Knowledge Center says 6 months.
Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Live account
Trading runs through a Comoros-licensed entity, not the Dubai company that takes payment.
Watch out: FTP 6
- Live or simulated
One official page markets a live funded account from day one; the same site's own FAQ calls the trading environment simulated, with eligible profits still real and withdrawable.
- Payout timing
FTP's own page ties payouts to hitting the 10% milestone; a separate official page describes a bi-weekly cycle instead, without excluding FTP.
- Refund scope
One official page excludes FTP from the fee-refund bonus entirely; another lists FTP alongside the two evaluations as eligible.
Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)FTP hub page (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Split table
The 60% headline split is one official summary; a separate, detailed per-size table instead runs from 50% up to 80% depending on size and how many times the milestone has been hit.
Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: FTP (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Allocation
One official page caps FTP at $200K per program; FTP's own dedicated page gives a different combined cap instead (see the conflicts).
Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Instruments
The marketing pages advertise exotic pairs and crypto; the Funded Trader Program Terms exclude exotics and name no crypto instruments.
Official pages disagree 13
- How long an idle funded account survivesAThe Terms and Conditions (three separate clauses): 1 consecutive month with no trading ends the account.Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)BThe Knowledge Center (three separate pages): 6 months with no trading activity.Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Is an FTP account live or simulatedAMarketing copy and the Terms: a live funded account / a live environment using MT5.Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)BThe same marketing page's own FAQ: a simulated trading environment that mirrors live conditions; eligible profits are still real and withdrawable.Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)
- How often FTP pays outAFTP's own Knowledge Center page: a payout each time the 10% milestone is hit, not a fixed calendar cycle.Knowledge Center: FTP (official page, opens in a new tab)BThe Funded Trader Program FAQ: payouts processed bi-weekly, first payout 14 days after the first live trade.FTP hub page (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Does the fee-refund bonus cover FTPAThe Knowledge Center and the FTP Terms: refunds apply only to Ability Challenge and Ability One; FTP's fee is final once trading starts.Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)BThe Funded Trader Program FAQ: the refund policy is described as applying across all three programs, FTP included.FTP hub page (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Is there really no consistency ruleAEvery pricing and marketing page: no consistency rule at all.Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)BThe Terms' own consistency clause (trade length and lot size, tied to passing) and a Trading Guidelines article's hidden consistency score, stated to cover every account type.Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)
8 more, lower stakes
- FTP's own maximum allocationATwo Knowledge Center pages: $200K per program, same as the other two programs.Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)BFTP's own dedicated Knowledge Center page: a $240,000 combined current-plus-new cap.Knowledge Center: FTP (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Ability Challenge's own maximum fundingAThe Knowledge Center and the pricing widget: $200K maximum.Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)BThe Funded Trader Program hub page and the Ability One comparison table: up to $240K.FTP hub page (official page, opens in a new tab)Ability One page (official page, opens in a new tab)
- How long before news FTP must be flatAThe Trading Guidelines (site-wide claim): 3 minutes before or after high-impact news.Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)BThe Funded Trader Program Terms and Conditions: 30 minutes before named major events.Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Leverage: one figure or fiveAThe Trading Guidelines' full table: different leverage per asset class (forex, metals, indices, energy, crypto), by program.Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)BThe Funded Trader Program hub page's FAQ: one flat leverage figure per program, across all assets — wrong for several asset rows.FTP hub page (official page, opens in a new tab)
- Which instruments FTP allowsAMarketing pages: major, minor and exotic currency pairs, plus indices, energies and crypto.Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)BThe Funded Trader Program Terms: majors and minor cross pairs only, exotics excluded, gold and named indices only, no crypto or energies mentioned.Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)
- FTP's real profit splitAThe detailed Knowledge Center table: a different split ladder by account size and by how many times the 10% milestone has been hit.Knowledge Center: FTP (official page, opens in a new tab)BA separate summary: one flat 60%/50% figure with no size or stage variation, matching only the smaller sizes' first stage.Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)
- How the account size actually growsAOne Knowledge Center page: 2.5%+ monthly profit for 3 consecutive months, reviewed every 3 months, gated behind a withdrawal.Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)BAbility Challenge's own page: doubling tied to hitting over 10% profit twice, with no 3-consecutive-month test mentioned.Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)
- What FTP really costs to startAThe Funded Trader Program hub page's 'Rules at a Glance' table: an entry fee 'from $199'.FTP hub page (official page, opens in a new tab)BThe live pricing widget and checkout: FTP starts at $119 for the $5,000 size.Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)
Compare
FTP against other firms' instant accounts
Instant (no-evaluation) forex accounts only, so this compares FTP whatever program you picked above: the 5 accounts at $50K from other firms closest to it on cost per $1K of max drawdown, one per firm. Prices use our code where one exists.
Audacity Capital FTP $50K: $259.80 per $1K of max drawdown at the list price.
| Account | Price | Max drawdown | Cost per $1K | Drawdown | Daily loss limit | Split | First payout | Payouts | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Blueberry FundedInstant Lite · $50K | $449list price | $2,000 | $224.50−$35.30 vs Audacity Capital | Trailing → locks | $1,000 | 80% | $100 profit | Every 14 days | Audacity Capital vs Blueberry Funded |
 Finotive FundingInstant Funding Lite · $50K | $699list price | $3,000 | $233.00−$26.80 vs Audacity Capital | Static | $1,500 | 70%, up to 85% by scaling | 5 profitable days | Every 14 days | Audacity Capital vs Finotive Funding |
 FundedSquadInstant Lite · $50K | $779list price | $3,000 | $259.67−$0.13 vs Audacity Capital | Trailing → locks | $1,500 | 80%, 100% with add-on | 5 profitable days | On demand | Audacity Capital vs FundedSquad |
| Audacity CapitalFTP · $50K | $1,299list price | $5,000 | $259.80 | static | $2,500 | 60% | 5 trading days | This page | |
 Orion FundedOrion Zero · $50K | $799list price | $3,000 | $266.33+$6.53 vs Audacity Capital | Trailing → locks | $1,500 | 80%, up to 90% with scaling | Above 3% profit | Every 14 days | Audacity Capital vs Orion Funded |
 Goat Funded TraderInstant Premium · $50K | $813list price | $3,000 | $271.11+$11.31 vs Audacity Capital | Trailing | $1,500 | 80% | 5 profitable days | Every 14 days | Audacity Capital vs Goat Funded Trader |
Figures from each firm’s own pages, data Sep 26, 2026. Cost per $1K = price ÷ max drawdown × 1,000.
FAQ
Audacity Capital questions, answered from the data
How much does Audacity Capital cost?
Ability Challenge costs $49 to $1,049 across its six sizes. Ability One costs $69 to $699. FTP, funded on purchase with no evaluation, costs $119 to $1,299. Every price is one-time, with no monthly fee.
Is there an Audacity Capital discount code?
Every price here is a list price.
What are the Audacity Capital payout rules?
Ability Challenge and Ability One pay a 75% split (rising to 85% or up to 90%), every 14 days, starting 14 days after the first live trade, at a $20 minimum. FTP pays each time a 10% milestone is reached, which also doubles the account, at a 60% split on the faster path.
Knowledge Center: Ability Challenge (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Getting Started (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: FTP (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: General (official page, opens in a new tab)
Does Audacity Capital have a consistency rule?
Every pricing page says no, but the Terms and Conditions attach a trade-length and lot-size consistency test to passing the minimum trading days, and a separate article describes a hidden consistency score covering every account type. Neither is reconciled with the marketing claim.
Pricing page (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: Trading Guidelines (official page, opens in a new tab)Terms and Conditions (official page, opens in a new tab)Ability One page (official page, opens in a new tab)
Can you reset an Audacity Capital evaluation?
No: a breached Ability Challenge or Ability One evaluation is not reset, and a new evaluation must be purchased at list price. A breached FTP account cannot be reset either.
FTP hub page (official page, opens in a new tab)Ability One page (official page, opens in a new tab)Knowledge Center: FTP (official page, opens in a new tab)
Does Audacity Capital accept US residents?
Yes, on DXtrade only; MT5 is not offered to US residents at checkout.
Is FTP a live or a simulated account?
Audacity Capital's own pages disagree: one FAQ calls the FTP trading environment simulated, mirroring live conditions, while other pages describe it as a live funded account from day one. Either way, the same FAQ states eligible profits are real and can be withdrawn.