Audacity Capital Free Trial Review

@yokoyi - 1 day ago - Prop Firms

Audacity Capital is a prop firm that offers free trials and I will be trying it out and reviewing it on this thread. I went for a $10k trial account hosted on the MT5 platform.

Trading Objectives

Profit Target

N/A

Target: 10% (1,000.00)

Current: NaN% (0.00)

Trading Days

N/A

Target: 4

Current: 0

Profitable Trading Days

N/A

Target: 2

Current: 0

Max Daily Loss

Passed

Threshold: 7.5% (750.00)

Current: 0.00% (0.00)

Max Loss

Passed

Threshold: 15% (1,500.00)

Current: 0% (0)

Consistency Score

Passed

Target: 0

Current: 0.00

@yokoyi - 1 day ago

Trading Objectives

@yokoyi - 1 day ago

Quoted - yokoyi

Trading Objectives

Observation: High Profit Target

Audacity Capital profit target is quite high when compared to what other major prop firms offer. A $1,000 profit target on a $10k account is high, it's double the profit target at FTMO

@yokoyi - 1 day ago

Quoted - yokoyi

Observation: High Profit Target

Audacity Capital profit target is quite high when compared to what other major prop firms offer. A $1,000 profit target on a $10k account is high, it's double the profit target at FTMO

Observation: High Maximum Loss Limit

The max loss limit at Audacity Capital is also high, which is good. On my $10k account the maximum loss limit is $1,500

@yokoyi - 1 day ago

Quoted - yokoyi

Observation: High Maximum Loss Limit

The max loss limit at Audacity Capital is also high, which is good. On my $10k account the maximum loss limit is $1,500

Audacity Capital daily loss limit on my $10k account is $750 which is equivalent to what major props allow.

@precious123 - 12 hours ago

Quoted - yokoyi

Audacity Capital daily loss limit on my $10k account is $750 which is equivalent to what major props allow.

Does audacity capital free trial have an expiry date?

@yokoyi - 12 hours ago

Quoted - precious123

Does audacity capital free trial have an expiry date?

No, Audacity Capital free trial does not expire they wait for you to breach any of the challenge rules and that's when they end the trial. They are the only prop firm I have seen with an unlimited free trial time.