Ability One (1 Step) FAQ
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Ability One
Important Notice: The updated rules for FTP Instant Funding and Ability One (1-Step) will take effect on November 2, 2026. All accounts purchased on or after this date will be subject to the new rules. Accounts purchased before November 2, 2026, will continue to operate under the previous rules in effect at the time of purchase. No. The Ability One registration fee is not refundable, and it is not refunded with your payout.
Fee refunds apply to the Ability Challenge (2-Step) programme only. Your Ability One payouts are paid in full according to your profit split, with no fee refund added.
Fee refund by programme
Programme | Fee refund |
|---|---|
Ability Challenge (2-Step) | Yes, with your first eligible payout |
Ability One (1-Step) | No |
FTP (Instant Funding) | No |
When can I be paid?
You can request your first payout 14 days after placing your first trade on your funded Ability One account. After your first payout, you can request subsequent payouts on a bi-weekly basis.
What profit split do I receive?
Profit split | When it applies | Example on $1,000 of eligible profit |
|---|---|---|
75% | The standard profit split on your funded account. | You receive $750 |
85% | When the profits generated reach or exceed 10%. | You receive $850 |
Up to 90% | Available through consistent performance and compliance with the scaling plan. | You receive up to $900 |
What do I need to be eligible?
Your live account meets the 50% consistency rule. The rule applies on the live stage only.
Your request meets the minimum withdrawal for your chosen method.
Your account remains compliant with Audacity Capital's trading rules.
There are no minimum trading days and no minimum profitable trading days on your live account.
How is the consistency rule calculated?
CONSISTENCY FORMULA
Best day profit ÷ Total net profit × 100
The result must be 50% or less. Your score resets after every payout.
Total net profit | Best trading day | Best day as % of net profit | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
$2,000 | $900 | 45% | Meets the rule |
$2,000 | $1,200 | 60% | Does not meet the rule. You need $2,400 net profit, so $400 more. |
What is the minimum withdrawal?
Withdrawal method | Minimum withdrawal |
|---|---|
RISE | $1,000 |
All other withdrawal methods | $20 |
The profit target is 10% of your starting account balance during the Challenge stage.
To qualify for a Live Trading Account, you must reach this target while strictly adhering to all program rules, including risk management parameters and minimum trading day requirements.
The Daily Drawdown is capped at 3% of your account’s balance or equity at rollover—whichever is higher. It resets every day at midnight (MT5 server time – GMT+2 or GMT+3 depending on Daylight Saving Time).
This limit ensures that your equity does not fall by more than 3% in a single trading day, promoting consistent risk management.
The drawdown is based on a static model, meaning it recalculates daily using your updated balance or equity at rollover.
Example:
Day 1 Rollover Balance: $100,000
→ Daily Drawdown (3%) = $3,000
→ Equity must not fall below $97,000 that day.
Day 2 Rollover Balance: $110,000
→ Daily Drawdown (3%) = $3,300
→ New equity limit = $106,700
This approach ensures fairness and consistency across all trading days.
The Max Drawdown is set at 6% of your initial account balance and remains fixed throughout the Challenge phase.
This means your account equity must not fall below this threshold at any point. Breaching either the daily drawdown or the absolute drawdown will result in account termination.
Example:
- Initial Account Balance: $100,000
- Absolute Drawdown (6%): $6,000
→ Your account will be closed if equity drops below $94,000 at any time.
What is Ability One?
Ability One is our one-step funding programme. You complete a single evaluation phase, and once you pass you move to your live funded account. There is no second phase to complete.
How does Ability One work?
1. Complete Phase 1. Trade for a minimum of 3 trading days, including at least 2 profitable trading days.
2. Move to your live account. Once you pass, you trade a funded account with no minimum trading-day requirement.
3. Follow the 50% consistency rule. The consistency rule applies on the live stage only.
4. Request your payouts. Your first payout is available 14 days after your first funded trade, then every two Weeks.
What are the main rules of Ability One?
Rule | Ability One (1-Step) | What this means for you |
|---|---|---|
Minimum trading days, Phase 1 | None | No minimum trading days or profitable days. |
Minimum trading days, live account | None | No minimum trading days or profitable days. |
Consistency rule | 50%, live stage only | Your best trading day can be no more than 50% of your total net profit. It does not apply in the evaluation. |
Profit split | 75% to 90% | Starts at 75%, rises to 85% when profits reach or exceed 10%, and up to 90% through the scaling plan. |
Payout frequency | Every 14 days | First payout 14 days after your first trade on the funded account, then bi-weekly. |
Evaluation fee refund | Not available | The evaluation fee is not refunded with your payout. |
Scaling plan | Available | Qualify with 2.5% monthly profit for three consecutive months. |
Commissions | Apply | Gold $3 per lot, per side. |