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Audacity Capital Trade Copier

Audacity Capital allows copy trading between your own Audacity accounts, and copying in from an external account only if that account belongs to you. Its Code of Conduct permits copy-trading tools that reflect your own strategy. Here are Audacity Capital's rules, quoted and linked, and how to copy to your MT5 and DXtrade accounts with Copygram.

Copy between your accounts
Allowed
Third-party copiers
Allowed, with limits
Bots and automation
Allowed, with limits
Funded account limit
$400K live allocation across all programmes (FTP counts at full size)
Copygram connects via
MetaTrader 5, DXtrade

Checked Nov 8, 2026 from Audacity Capital's own pages. Not affiliated with Audacity Capital.

Audacity Capital rules

Does Audacity Capital allow copy trading?

Allowed

Every rule links to the Audacity Capital page it comes from. Compare Audacity Capital with other firms in the prop firm rules table.

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Copying between your own accounts Allowed

Copy trading between your own Audacity Capital accounts is allowed. Copying another trader's trades, by hand or with a copier or copy-trading service, is a prohibited practice. The free competition and leaderboard accounts are manual only, with no copy trading.

“Copy trading is allowed between your own accounts within Audacity Capital”

Source: Step By Step Trading Guidelines For Funded Traders

Third-party trade copiers Allowed, with limits

The Code of Conduct allows EAs, trading bots or copy-trading tools provided they reflect your own strategy and comply with the risk rules; no copier is named. Only self-built EAs are permitted, VPNs are generally prohibited without approval, a VPS is allowed for EAs, and automated tools that open many positions at once without oversight are a prohibited practice. Cloud copiers aren't mentioned.

“copy-trading tools, provided they reflect your own strategy”

Source: Code of Conduct & Ethics Policy

Bots and automated trading Allowed, with limits

EAs are allowed on MT5 and DXtrade if you built them yourself and they follow the prohibited-strategy rules. EAs that are bought, shared, downloaded or coded by someone else are banned. HFT, latency arbitrage, grid trading and automated multi-trade activity without active oversight are prohibited. A VPS is allowed for EAs if it doesn't cause server abuse.

“Only EAs you've personally developed are permitted.”

Source: Step By Step Trading Guidelines For Funded Traders

Copying to or from other firms Allowed, with limits

Copying into Audacity from an external account is allowed only if that account belongs to you; the firm's blog gives your own personal MT5 account as the example. Copying out of Audacity to other firms isn't addressed, and the pages don't say how ownership of the source account is checked. Hedging across accounts at the same or different firms is prohibited.

“copying from an external account is allowed only if the account belongs to you”

Source: Step By Step Trading Guidelines For Funded Traders

Opposite positions across accounts Not allowed

Opposite buy and sell positions on the same instrument are prohibited, whether in one account or split across accounts, your own or coordinated with others. The knowledge center applies this to accounts at the same firm or different firms. Opposite positions on different, uncorrelated instruments don't count.

“one account profits while the other loses — this coordinated opposite-direction setup is prohibited”

Source: Step By Step Trading Guidelines For Funded Traders

Platforms

MetaTrader 5 (not for US residents), DXtrade

Source: audacity.capital

Account limits

You can hold accounts across FTP, Ability One and the Ability Challenge at once. Evaluation accounts are capped at $200,000 per programme, live allocation at $400,000 across all programmes, and only one FTP account may be active at a time. Passed accounts beyond the cap can be kept as backups. The Code of Conduct says multiple accounts must be declared and approved in advance. Scaling can take Ability accounts to $2 million; FTP doesn't scale.

Source: audacity.capital

Checked on from Audacity Capital's own website and help center. Firms change their rules; confirm with Audacity Capital before you trade.

Before you copy

Check these Audacity Capital details first

How it works

Copy trades to your Audacity Capital accounts

Copygram connects Audacity Capital accounts through MetaTrader.

  1. 01

    Connect your Audacity Capital accounts

    Add each evaluation or funded account through MetaTrader 5 or DXtrade, using the login details Audacity Capital gives you.

  2. 02

    Pick a signal source

    Usually the account you trade by hand. Use alerts, signal channels or an AI agent only where Audacity Capital's automation rules allow them.

  3. 03

    Create a Room

    A Room links one signal source to one or more receiver accounts.

  4. 04

    Set receiver rules and start

    Each receiver gets its own sizing, stops, symbol mapping and filters.

Setup

What you need to connect Audacity Capital accounts

MT5 Forex · Easy setup

Connect MetaTrader 5

Same hosted setup as MT4. When an MT5 account is only a signal source, connect it with the investor (read-only) password.

You'll need
Account name · Login ID · Password · Server
Included
Hosted by Copygram · Hedging and netting accounts · Auto-reconnect
DXtrade Forex · Medium setup

Connect DXtrade

You enter your DXtrade login and your broker's DXtrade domain; Copygram then lists the accounts you can automate.

You'll need
Username · Password · Broker domain · Account selection
Included
Several accounts per login · Any broker domain · API connection
Receiver controls

Settings for each Audacity Capital account

Each account in a Room has its own settings, so one signal can open different sizes, stops and symbols on each account.

  • Money management

    Fixed lot or risk-based sizing for every copied trade.

    Example Test a new source at a fixed 0.10 lot, then move to percentage-of-balance risk.

  • AI trade validation

    Skip signals whose AI confidence score falls below your threshold.

    Example A 60% threshold executes a signal scored 75% and skips one scored 45%.

  • Stop loss and take profit

    Use the signal's levels, set your own, and decide whether to trade when a level is missing.

    Example Refuse any trade that arrives without a stop loss.

  • Symbol mapping

    Translate the source's symbol names to your platform's names.

    Example GOLD in the signal becomes XAUUSD on your broker.

  • Symbol filters

    Execute only listed symbols, or skip the ones you don't trade.

    Example Copy EURUSD, GBPUSD and XAUUSD only.

  • Lot exceptions per symbol

    A fixed size for specific symbols that overrides the general rule.

    Example Gold always opens at 0.01 even when the default is 0.50.

  • Prefixes and suffixes

    Detect or add broker symbol prefixes and suffixes automatically.

    Example EURUSD becomes EURUSD.pro on a broker that uses the .pro suffix.

  • Copy closes and modifications

    Choose whether exits and SL/TP changes from the source are mirrored.

    Example Follow the entries, but manage your own exits.

  • Trading schedule

    Limit each receiver to the days and hours you choose.

    Example Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 22:00 UTC.

  • MetaTrader comment

    Add a comment to every MT4/MT5 trade, for example when a prop firm asks you to label strategy trades.

    Example Tag every copied trade “CopygramSignal”.

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Pricing

Plans by number of accounts

Every plan runs in the cloud with unlimited trade executions and Rooms. Save more than 50% by paying yearly.

Compare plans
  • Starter $12.50 per month, billed yearly or $29 billed monthly Up to 2 trading accounts
  • Pro $20.42 per month, billed yearly or $49 billed monthly Up to 3 trading accounts
  • Advanced $32.92 per month, billed yearly or $79 billed monthly Up to 5 trading accounts
FAQ

Audacity Capital copy trading FAQ

Does Audacity Capital allow cloud trade copiers?

Its pages don't mention them. The Code of Conduct allows copy-trading tools that reflect your own strategy, permits a VPS for EAs and generally prohibits VPNs without approval. Ask Audacity Capital in writing before you connect a copier that runs on its own servers.

Can I use a trade copier on Audacity Capital's competition accounts?

No. The free competition and leaderboard accounts are manual only, with no copy trading.

Does Audacity Capital allow copy trading?

Copy trading between your own Audacity Capital accounts is allowed. Copying another trader's trades, by hand or with a copier or copy-trading service, is a prohibited practice. The free competition and leaderboard accounts are manual only, with no copy trading. Checked on Nov 8, 2026 against Audacity Capital's own rules.

Can I use a trade copier with Audacity Capital?

The Code of Conduct allows EAs, trading bots or copy-trading tools provided they reflect your own strategy and comply with the risk rules; no copier is named. Only self-built EAs are permitted, VPNs are generally prohibited without approval, a VPS is allowed for EAs, and automated tools that open many positions at once without oversight are a prohibited practice. Cloud copiers aren't mentioned. EAs are allowed on MT5 and DXtrade if you built them yourself and they follow the prohibited-strategy rules. EAs that are bought, shared, downloaded or coded by someone else are banned. HFT, latency arbitrage, grid trading and automated multi-trade activity without active oversight are prohibited. A VPS is allowed for EAs if it doesn't cause server abuse.

How many Audacity Capital accounts can I copy to?

You can hold accounts across FTP, Ability One and the Ability Challenge at once. Evaluation accounts are capped at $200,000 per programme, live allocation at $400,000 across all programmes, and only one FTP account may be active at a time. Passed accounts beyond the cap can be kept as backups. The Code of Conduct says multiple accounts must be declared and approved in advance. Scaling can take Ability accounts to $2 million; FTP doesn't scale. Copygram's public plans connect up to 5 trading accounts in total.

Can I copy Audacity Capital trades to another prop firm?

Copying into Audacity from an external account is allowed only if that account belongs to you; the firm's blog gives your own personal MT5 account as the example. Copying out of Audacity to other firms isn't addressed, and the pages don't say how ownership of the source account is checked. Hedging across accounts at the same or different firms is prohibited.

Copy to every Audacity Capital account

Connect your accounts, set each one's size and limits, and run the copier in the cloud.

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