Caution

Audacity Capital is listed with a caution

Trustpilot has suspended the ratings on both AudaCity Capital profiles for breaching its guidelines and removed fake reviews, and 9 of the 20 most recent reviews on the active audacity.capital profile report payouts refused, voided or stuck in review.

  • Trustpilot shows on audacity.capital (291 reviews): “This company’s rating is unavailable due to a breach of our guidelines.” and “We’ve removed a number of fake reviews for this company.” No date shown (checked 31 Oct 2026). Source, 31 Oct 2026
  • Trustpilot shows the same banner on www.audacitycapital.co.uk (1,059 reviews): “This company’s rating is unavailable due to a breach of our guidelines.” / “We’ve removed a number of fake reviews for this company.” (checked 31 Oct 2026). Source, 31 Oct 2026
  • audacity.capital: 9 of the 20 most recent reviews (posted 11-30 Oct 2026) report payouts refused, voided after review, cut, or 'under review' past the stated window. 1-star share is 40%. One reviewer asks whether the firm is 'experiencing financial difficulties'. Source, 31 Oct 2026
  • audacitycapital.co.uk (older, lower-volume profile): 3 of the 20 most recent reviews (5 Jun-22 Oct 2026) report payouts rejected or not paid. 1-star share is 12%. Source, 31 Oct 2026

While the caution stands its PA Score is capped at 4.0/10 (formula score 6.9), it is ranked below every active firm, and we show no offers, promo codes or best-of listings for it. Listed since ; status re-checked every 30 days (next by ). These are reports from the sources linked above, not a finding by PropAnalyse. Audacity Capital can request a review with evidence via For prop firms. How caution works · All firms with warnings

Is Audacity Capital legit? Evidence check (2026)

Last verified Payout claims checked Evidence level: Strong

Audacity Capital shows a strong public track record in what we can check publicly: reports $250M+ paid; operating since 2012; publishes 95% of the fields we track. It publishes its rules, fees and payout terms on its own site (95% of the fields we track) and scores 4.0/10 on our formula. That is evidence, not a guarantee: nobody outside the firm can audit its payouts, so read the cautions below.

Evidence at a glance

Operating since2012
HQ / legal entityLondon, United Kingdom
TrustpilotNo score shown (1,059 reviews)
Firm-reported payouts"Over $250M paid out" (homepage) source, checked 31 Oct 2026
Public payout proofHomepage hero: 'Founded in 2012. Active in 140+ countries. Over $250M paid out. 500K+ traders strong.'
Payout termsBi-weekly (every 14 days) on funded/live accounts
First payout14 days
Payout methodsNot published
KYC before payoutRequired
Fee refundAbility Challenge: up to 100% of the challenge fee refunded with the first qualifying payout; Ability One refundable entry fee; FTP not stated
Restricted countriesSyria, Iran, Venezuela, North Korea
Data completeness95%
Rule changes logged0
Last verified

Reasons for confidence

  • Split can reach 90%
  • News trading allowed
  • Positions can be held over the weekend
  • Static drawdown: the floor does not climb with your equity
  • Operating since 2012
  • Challenge fee refunded: Ability Challenge: up to 100% of the challenge fee refunded with the first qualifying payout; Ability One refundable entry fee; FTP not stated
  • No time limit on the evaluation

Cautions

  • No usable Trustpilot rating (1,059 reviews but no score shown)
  • Consistency rule: None (removed)
  • Identity check (KYC) required before payout: have documents ready
  • No usable Trustpilot rating

How to check before you pay

  1. Read the payout rules on the firm's own pages first.
  2. Search the firm's Trustpilot page for recent reviews mentioning denied payouts, and check whether the firm replies with a rule reference.
  3. Buy the smallest account first and request a payout as soon as you are eligible. A first small payout tests the process cheaply.
  4. Keep screenshots of your trades and the rules as they were on the day you bought. Rules change; our changelog shows when.
  5. Pay by a method with chargeback rights where possible, and never send funds to a personal wallet or account.

Rule history and checks

DateFieldWasNow
ListingListingnoneAdded to PropAnalyse
DateCheckDetail
Rules, fees and payout terms read9 pages on the firm's own site and its Trustpilot profile
Costs, refunds and payout methods checked5 help-centre / FAQ pages
Crypto trading terms checked2 pages
Account type recordedCFD, from the firm's product page
Homepage payout claims checkedFirm reports "Over $250M paid out"

What legit means here

Prop firms like Audacity Capital sell evaluations on simulated accounts and share profits from that activity; the fee is a service fee, not a deposit. They are generally not licensed the way brokers are. We do not verify licences or audit payouts, so 'legit' here means the firm publishes clear rules, has a checkable record and reports paying traders. Full scoring rules: methodology and how evidence levels work.

FAQ

Is Audacity Capital legit?

Audacity Capital shows a strong public track record in what we can check publicly: reports $250M+ paid; operating since 2012; publishes 95% of the fields we track. It publishes its rules, fees and payout terms on its own site (95% of the fields we track) and scores 4.0/10 on our formula. That is evidence, not a guarantee: nobody outside the firm can audit its payouts, so read the cautions below.

Does Audacity Capital actually pay out?

The firm reports Over $250M paid out on its homepage (checked 31 Oct 2026). That is the firm's own figure; we have not audited it. Trustpilot shows 1,059 reviews.

How long does Audacity Capital take to pay?

Published terms: Bi-weekly (every 14 days) on funded/live accounts. First payout after 14 days.

Is Audacity Capital regulated?

Prop evaluation firms are generally not licensed as brokers, and we do not verify licences. Check any regulation claim on the regulator's own register.

Is Audacity Capital a scam?

PropAnalyse does not make that call, and we found no regulator or court finding on the pages we checked. We do list Audacity Capital with a caution: Trustpilot has suspended the ratings on both AudaCity Capital profiles for breaching its guidelines and removed fake reviews, and 9 of the 20 most recent reviews on the active audacity.capital profile report payouts refused, voided or stuck in review. The sources are linked on its page. Read the cautions, test with the smallest account, and keep records.

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