Hola Prime and Mizora sell different things. Hola Prime, owned by Hola Prime Limited in Hong Kong, sells forex and CFD challenges from $39 for $5,000, and a Direct Account with no evaluation, paying 80% to 95% of profit on a funded account depending on the payout rhythm you pick. Mizora sells Mizora Pro software with a Flip account included, from $5, where you work through rounds for fixed cash rewards of up to $25 to $200. If you want a funded account with a choice of payout cycles, Hola Prime offers that. If you want a smaller, bounded purchase, Mizora is.
| Mizora | Hola Prime | |
|---|---|---|
| What you buy | Mizora Pro software with a Flip account included | A 1-step or 2-step challenge (Prime or Pro), or a Direct Account with no evaluation |
| Entry price | $5 to $40, one-time | $39 for a $5,000 2-Step Prime challenge. A $2,000 size at $9 exists on MT5 but is not offered in the US, UK and many other countries |
| Account sizes | $1,000 to $10,000 simulated | $2,000 to $200,000 where offered; $5,000 to $200,000 for most visitors |
| What you can earn | Fixed cash rewards, up to $25 to $200 by account size | 80% on bi-weekly or on-demand payouts, 95% on monthly payouts, fixed at purchase |
| Profit target | 9% per round; the final round doubles the account | 8% then 5% on the 2-step challenges; 10% on 1-Step Prime |
| Loss limits | 3% trailing and 3% daily per round; 25% daily in the final round | 2-step: 5% daily, 10% maximum, static. 1-Step Prime: 3% daily, 6% maximum |
| Minimum days | 3 qualifying days per round | 3 per phase on 2-Step Prime, 2 on 1-Step Prime and 2-Step Pro |
| Platform | Mizora Pro, in the browser | MetaTrader 5 or cTrader; Match-Trader and TradeLocker for US and UK clients |
| Markets | Futures, forex, metals and crypto | Forex, indices, commodities and crypto |
Mizora figures are read live from our product catalogue. Hola Prime figures are from Hola Prime's own website, checked 29 September 2026, with every source listed at the foot of this page. Firms change their rules; check theirs before you buy.
The first difference is what you are working towards. A funded Hola Prime account pays a share of profit: 80% if you take payouts every two weeks or on demand, 95% if you take them monthly, and the choice is fixed when you buy. Every payout carries a 2.5% processing fee. A Mizora Flip run pays fixed rewards, from $25 on the smallest package to $200 on the largest, and after each rewarded round you choose to bank it or carry it into the next.
The second is size and price. Hola Prime's $5,000 2-Step Prime is $39, which is less per dollar of account than Mizora. Its $2,000 size is cheaper still at $9, but it is MT5 only and hidden from visitors in the US, the UK and a number of other countries. Mizora starts at $1,000 for $5, the smaller first outlay, sold in the same form to everyone.
The third is how you trade. Hola Prime runs on MetaTrader 5, cTrader, Match-Trader and TradeLocker, requires a stop loss on every funded trade and caps risk at 2% per trade idea. Mizora runs in its own browser workspace, Mizora Pro, covering futures, forex, metals and crypto.
A Hong Kong-owned prop firm offering Prime and Pro challenges plus a no-evaluation Direct Account, marketed on payouts processed within one hour.
You buy a Mizora Pro software package from $5 to $40, and it includes a simulated Flip account of $1,000 to $10,000 plus 30 days of Mizora Pro. A Flip run is one practice round, three reward rounds and a final round.
In the practice round and rounds one to three, the target is 9% net profit, with a 3% trailing loss limit, a 3% daily loss limit and at most 1% risked on any one idea. Each round needs 3 qualifying days of at least 0.5%, and each round starts again from the full account.
After each rewarded round you choose: take the reward and finish, or put the whole of it on the next round. The final round asks you to double the account, with a 25% daily loss limit and no floor above zero, so it is all or nothing. Rewards are fixed and conditional, up to $25 on the smallest account and $200 on the largest. There is no profit split and no funded account. All capital is simulated.
Per dollar of account, yes: Hola Prime's 2-Step Prime is $39 for $5,000. Mizora's packages run from $5 to $40 for $1,000 to $10,000 simulated accounts, so its first outlay is smaller. The two also pay differently: Hola Prime pays a share of profit, Mizora pays fixed rewards.
It depends where you live. The $2,000 size is MT5 only, and Hola Prime hides it from visitors in the US, the UK and a number of other countries. Elsewhere, the 2-Step Prime lists at $9 for $2,000.
Yes. Hola Prime applies a 2.5% processing fee to every payout, with a minimum of $25 by bank wire or Rise and $5 in crypto.
Yes. Hola Prime lists BTC, USDC, ETH and USDT on ERC20 and TRC20, alongside bank wire and Rise. Mizora pays Flip rewards in USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, or by bank transfer or Wise.
No. Hola Prime pays 80% to 95% of profit on a funded account. Mizora Flip pays fixed cash rewards for passing rounds, up to $25 on the smallest package and $200 on the largest. There is no funded account and no profit split, and all capital is simulated.
Every Hola Prime figure on this page came from these pages on Hola Prime's own website, checked 29 September 2026. If something here is out of date, tell us at support@mizorapartners.com and we will correct it.
$5 to $40. One practice round, three reward rounds, one final round. All capital is simulated.
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