Audacity Capital Signup Guide (2026) – Fees, Rules, Link
This Audacity Capital signup playbook skips fake coupon promises. As of 17 September 2026 there is no confirmed discount code that reliably cuts the fee in our data. What you get instead: a step-by-step path to Audacity Capital, the real fee tables, and the rules that matter after you pay.
Playbook snapshot
| Audacity Capital promo code | None currently on file (checked 17 September 2026) |
| Challenge price range | $49–$2,399 depending on size and format |
| Formats | 1-Step (Ability One), 2-Step (Ability Challenge), instant funding (Funded Trader) |
| Account sizes | $5,000–$240,000 evaluation accounts; up to $2,000,000 maximum allocation |
| Rating | 4.3/5 from 1,063 reviews |
| Where to check | trade.audacity.capital |
Playbook: sign up step by step
- Start from the Audacity Capital official page so you land on the live offer page.
- Pick the evaluation (or instant) program that matches your style — not the cheapest tier by default.
- Select account size and platform; read the on-page loss limits before continuing.
- At checkout, look for a discount field. If you have an unconfirmed string from elsewhere, you may try it — but treat an unchanged total as the real answer.
- Pay only after the fee, targets, and drawdown rules on-screen match what you expect from the tables below.
Audacity Capital fee tables (no discount applied)
Listed evaluation / funding fees from the 17 September 2026 audit. No working promo percentage is applied in these numbers — what you see is the baseline to compare against checkout.
These are Audacity's own listed prices — no promo code applied, since none is confirmed. All prices in USD, one-time fees, pulled from our database audit of 17 September 2026.
Ability One (1-Step)
Audacity's single-phase evaluation: one target to hit, then a funded account.
| Account size | Daily loss limit | Max loss | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10,000 | 3% | 6% | $110 |
| $30,000 | 3% | 6% | $280 |
| $60,000 | 3% | 6% | $400 |
| $120,000 | 3% | 6% | $680 |
| $240,000 | 3% | 6% | $1,350 |
Audit figures — match them on the firm’s site before you pay.
Ability Challenge (2-Step)
The firm's two-phase format, with looser daily and max loss limits than Ability One.
| Account size | Daily loss limit | Max loss | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | 7.5% | 15% | $49 |
| $10,000 | 7.5% | 15% | $90 |
| $30,000 | 7.5% | 15% | $230 |
| $60,000 | 7.5% | 15% | $320 |
| $240,000 | 7.5% | 15% | $1,090 |
Audit figures — match them on the firm’s site before you pay.
Funded Trader (Instant Funding)
No challenge phase — Audacity's short description calls this an interview-based route straight to a funded account, priced higher up front.
| Account size | Daily loss limit | Max loss | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| $7,500 | 5% | 10% | $329 |
| $15,000 | 5% | 10% | $649 |
| $60,000 | 5% | 10% | $2,399 |
Audit figures — match them on the firm’s site before you pay.
Across all three lines, the largest evaluation account we have on file is $240,000; the firm's published maximum allocation runs up to $2,000,000.
Deep dive: Audacity Capital rules that decide the trade
A lower fee is worthless if the drawdown model fights your style. Parameters below are from the same audit date (17 September 2026) — confirm on the plan page before funding the cart.
Price is one input. These are Audacity's published parameters as of 17 September 2026.
- Profit target: 8% on the challenge phase, per Audacity's firm-level data.
- Daily loss / max loss: varies by line — 3%/6% on Ability One, 7.5%/15% on Ability Challenge, 5%/10% on Funded Trader (see tables above).
- Minimum trading days: 3 on Ability One, 4 on Ability Challenge, 5 on Funded Trader.
- Drawdown type: static — max loss is measured against the account's starting balance, not a trailing high-water mark.
- Profit split: 90% on Ability One and Ability Challenge accounts; 80% on Funded Trader instant-funding accounts.
- Fee: not refundable, per our data.
- Scaling: no automatic scaling plan on file, though the firm's maximum published allocation is $2,000,000.
- Trading style: expert advisors, scalping, news trading and hedging are allowed; weekend holding, copy trading and high-frequency trading are not.
- Platforms: MT4, MT5, DXTrade.
- Funding a challenge: credit card, debit card, crypto, PayPal or bank transfer. Payouts: PayPal, crypto or bank transfer.
- Not available to US residents.
About the company. Audacity Capital is a UK prop firm headquartered at 25 Cabot Square in London, operating since 2012 under CEO Karim Yousfi. Trades are executed through an institutional liquidity provider, and the firm carries a 4.3/5 rating across 1,063 reviews in our data — a smaller review base than the largest names in the industry, which is worth weighing alongside price.
If there is no code, how do traders keep costs down?
- Size the account to the fee you can afford to lose twice (failed eval + retry), not to the headline allocation.
- Prefer the program whose loss limits match your average losing day — cheaper tiers with tighter daily limits fail more often.
- Watch the firm’s own site banners; first-party promos sometimes beat anything circulating on coupon blogs.
- Use the signup link in this playbook so you land on the current offer page, then verify fees on-screen before paying.
Audacity Capital playbook FAQ
Is there an active Audacity Capital discount code in 2026?
Direct answer: not one we can confirm as of 17 September 2026. This page will reflect it if that changes.
What's the cheapest way to start with Audacity Capital?
From the records: the $5,000 Ability Challenge (2-Step) at $49 is the lowest entry price in our data.
Is the Audacity Capital challenge fee refundable?
Playbook answer: no, not per our data — treat the fee as a sunk evaluation cost rather than a refundable deposit.
Can US traders use Audacity Capital?
Playbook answer: no, Audacity Capital does not accept US residents, per our data.
What's the difference between Ability One, Ability Challenge, and Funded Trader?
Direct answer: Ability One is a 1-step evaluation, Ability Challenge is a 2-step evaluation, and Funded Trader is an interview-based instant-funding route that skips the challenge entirely — at a higher price and an 80% split instead of 90%.
How is Audacity Capital's maximum loss calculated?
Short version: Against a static starting balance, not a trailing high-water mark — so profits you've already banked don't lower your loss ceiling the way a trailing drawdown would.
Does Audacity Capital allow expert advisors and news trading?
From the records: yes to both, along with scalping and hedging. Weekend holding, copy trading and high-frequency trading are not allowed, per Audacity's published rules.
Playbook wrap-up
- Use Audacity Capital to open the live signup flow.
- Compare on-page fees to the tables above.
- Skip unverified “promo codes” that do not move the total.
- Choose size and program from the rules deep dive, then pay.
Fees and rules reflect the 17 September 2026 database audit. Checkout is final.