Audacity Capital

You may trade through news events and hold positions across announcements. You cannot open, close, or add to positions within three minutes before or after high-impact news releases or speeches, as this window is monitored for excessive risk-taking.

Scalping is permitted on the platform. Trades that close in two minutes or less, or those resembling arbitrage strategies, are flagged as prohibited and may trigger action from the Risk Team.

Automated advisors may be deployed provided they comply with the firm's prohibited-strategy ruleset and are not obtained from third-party signal providers.

You may copy trades between your own accounts within Audacity Capital. Copying from external accounts is only allowed if those accounts are personally owned. Third-party copying arrangements are not permitted.

While there is no blanket lot-size cap across the account, each individual open position may not exceed 10 lots as part of the firm's risk governance framework.

Both Ability Challenge and Ability One programs, as well as the Instant Funding track, enforce a six-month inactivity window. Trading must occur within this period to avoid account breach.

VPN connections are generally restricted due to IP-tracking and server-abuse concerns, though exceptions may be granted with documented justification and approval. VPS use for running automated strategies is permitted as long as it does not constitute server abuse.

Weekend trading and position holding are permitted for cryptocurrency instruments.

The firm bars high-frequency trading, tick scalping, hedging within or across accounts, martingale and averaging-down tactics, coordinated group trading, third-party EA use, account delegation, grid trading, pre-news one-sided positioning, system exploitation, bulk automated execution, and dollar-cost averaging approaches.

Ability One (one-step) requires three minimum trading days during evaluation. Ability Challenge (two-step) requires four minimum trading days.