Firm comparison

Audacity Capital vs Eightcap

Two prop firms, compared spec by spec from the TradeSurge firm catalog. Every value is ingested from the firms' own rules, never hand-copied; a field we cannot confirm is shown as unknown, not guessed.

Audacity Capital

instant · 1-step · 2-step evaluation · static drawdown · automation allowed.

Account sizes$5K to $200K
Eightcap

1-step · 2-step evaluation · static drawdown · automation allowed.

Account sizes$5K to $200K
Bigger split?

Audacity Capital, at 90% against Eightcap's 80%. Split is the headline; payout cadence and any consistency rule decide when the money is actually yours.

The daily room

Audacity Capital leaves more daily-loss room, 5% against Eightcap's 4%: more full stops before the daily rule ends your day. Neither survives an undisciplined one.

Spec by spec

From the TradeSurge firm catalog
SpecAudacity CapitalEightcap
Evaluation modelinstant · 1-step · 2-step1-step · 2-step
Account sizes$5K to $200K$5K to $200K
Daily loss5%edge4%
Max drawdown10%edge8%
Drawdown typestaticstatic
Profit split90%edge80%
First payoutafter 14 daysafter 14 days
Consistency ruleunknownunknown
Min trading daysunknownunknown
Weekend holdingunclearunclear
News tradingunclearunclear
Automationbots allowedbots and copy trading allowed
“edge” marks the better spec by the R math, not by marketing weight. At most one per row, never on a tie or an unknown.

Quick answers

Does Audacity Capital allow trading bots?
Yes. Audacity Capital confirms bots in its own rules. Any channel it does not confirm is shown as not listed and treated as not allowed.
Does Eightcap allow trading bots?
Yes. Eightcap confirms bots in its own rules. Any channel it does not confirm is shown as not listed and treated as not allowed.
Who pays the higher profit split?
Audacity Capital, at 90% against Eightcap's 80%. Cadence and any consistency rule decide when that split is actually paid.
TradeSurge

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