Mizora Dispatches

Mizora Beta: getting ready for launch

2026-09-25T00:00:00Z

Mizora Partners is in its beta period, and we are getting ready for launch. Mizora Beta runs on simulated capital, and the parts a trader touches are in place: the terminal, a free practice account, the way orders fill, the rule book, and trade results you can share but not edit. Here is what is live today, the server upgrade we made ahead of launch and where to find us.

What is live today

Mizora Pro is our browser trading terminal at pro.mizorapartners.com. It has candlestick charts on every timeframe, drawing tools and indicators including VWAP, EMA, Bollinger Bands and volume. There is bar replay, a track record page, one-click trading and a stop and target on every ticket. On a phone, the ticket is designed after MT5 mobile. The terminal also shows an order book and tape, plus order flow views: footprint, liquidity heatmap and delta. The order book and tape are modelled from live prices rather than exchange depth, and the terminal labels them "Modelled". The order flow views are modelled too.

Markets cover index futures (NQ, ES, RTY), forex (EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY), metals (gold and silver), energy (crude oil) and crypto (BTC, ETH, SOL). The Mizora Pro showcase site is mizora.pro.

The free practice account is a $50,000 simulated demo account with no card needed. It has been available since the platform went live in late August. Practice accounts have no payouts, and if one breaches you can start a new one.

Verified trade cards went live on the evening of 23 September, and the first cards were shared the next day. After you close a trade in Mizora Pro, you can share it as a card that our server draws from the recorded trade, so the numbers cannot be edited. There are three styles (Ember, Paper and Neon) and three sizes: wide for X, square and story. You can hide the dollar amount, the entry and exit prices, or your name and photo. Each card has its own link with a QR code, and you can remove that link at any time. Card pages are kept out of search engines on purpose, because they show a trader's result.

Server-priced fills and the rule book

Every order, stop and target in Mizora Pro fills at the price our servers read from the live feed. The price in your browser is for display only and is never used to fill. If the servers do not have a fresh price, meaning one from within the last 15 seconds, the order is refused rather than filled at a stale price.

The server also marks and checks open positions, stops, targets and account limits continuously, including when your browser is closed. Daily loss and drawdown limits are checked on every fill and every mark.

On 24 September we published the Mizora rule book on the client rules page. It runs to eight lines, and each one ends the account:

No hedging. Opposite positions on the same or correlated markets, in one account or across accounts.
No arbitrage. Trading price differences between Mizora and other brokers or feeds.
No racing the feed. Stale quotes, feed lag, connection speed or tick scalping.
Your own hand. No copying signal groups, paid services, bots, trade copiers or other traders.
No trading in concert. Mirroring or offsetting trades across accounts, with friends, groups or account managers.
No all-in throws. One or a few oversized positions carrying most of the account.
One person, one name. No multiple profiles, no using someone else's details, no shared devices to claim twice, and no selling or passing on an account.
No exploiting. Bugs, pricing errors, promotions or the platform. If you find a flaw, report it to support instead.

Serious or repeated abuse means a permanent ban on the person, every account they hold and every device they use.

More capacity, Dispatches and Mizora Flip

Today, 25 September, Mizora moved to a larger server with four times the processors and eight times the memory. We made the move ahead of launch.

Dispatches, at mizorapartners.com/dispatches/, is where we post firm updates.

Mizora Flip, our first beta programme, opens soon. The details are on the Mizora Flip page.

Follow along and get support

For news and updates, follow us on X, on Telegram at t.me/mizoraone and on Instagram at @mizorapartners. If something is not working or you have a question, open a ticket through client support or use the live chat inside the client area.

Thank you for trading with us through beta. More soon, here in Dispatches.

The Mizora desk

The Mizora rule book: eight lines, strictly enforced

2026-09-24T00:00:00Z

Today we are publishing the Mizora rule book. It runs to eight lines, and each carries the same consequence: break it and the account ends. The full text sits on the rules page in the client area. Below is each line in turn, why it exists, and why we think strict enforcement is the fairest thing we can offer traders who play it straight.

The eight lines

What matters is that they apply to everyone and that they are enforced.

No hedging. Do not hold opposite positions on the same or correlated markets, whether in one account or across several. A position cancelled out by another is not a view on the market, and it tells us nothing about how you trade.
No arbitrage. Do not trade price differences between Mizora and other brokers or feeds. A result built on a gap between two price sources measures the gap, not the trader.
No racing the feed. No trading on stale quotes, feed lag or connection speed, and no tick scalping. Results built on timing a price feed measure a connection, not a trader.
Your own hand. No copying signal groups, paid services, bots, trade copiers or other traders. An account is a record of one person's decisions, and it only means something if those decisions are yours.
No trading in concert. No mirroring or offsetting trades across accounts, with friends, groups or account managers. Coordinated accounts produce results that reflect the arrangement between them, not any one trader's decisions.
No all-in throws. No single position, or small handful of positions, sized to carry most of the account. One oversized bet that happens to land is luck, and a record built on it says nothing about how the trader handles risk.
One person, one name. No multiple profiles, no using someone else's details, no shared devices to claim twice, and no selling or passing on an account. Each account belongs to one real person trading under their own name.
No exploiting. Do not take advantage of bugs, pricing errors, promotions or the platform itself. If you find a flaw, report it to support instead.

What happens when a line is crossed

Each of the eight lines carries the same consequence: it ends the account. One consequence across the whole book keeps it short and leaves nobody guessing what a breach might cost.

Serious or repeated abuse goes further. It means a permanent ban on the person, every account they hold and every device they use. Rules on identity and coordination only hold if a fresh profile is not a way back in.

The rule book sits alongside the account limits and the way orders are filled. Every order, stop and target fills at the price our servers read from the live feed, and the price in your browser is for display only. Our servers check daily loss and drawdown limits on every fill and every mark, and check open positions, stops, targets and limits continuously, including when your browser is closed.

Why strict fair play protects honest traders

Trading at Mizora is on simulated capital, so what an account really produces is a record: what you traded, how you sized it and how you handled being wrong. That record is the point. If an account is hedged against another, run by a copier or propped up by a lucky all-in throw, its record says nothing about the trader behind it. A record only means something when every account plays by the same lines.

Strict rules protect the trader who does the work. A steady, disciplined record means something because it was reached under the same rules as everyone else's. The same applies to what you share. A verified trade card is drawn by our server from the recorded trade, so its numbers cannot be edited, and that only counts for something if the trade behind it was taken fairly. Arbitrage, feed racing and exploits do not reflect trading skill.

If you are unsure whether something you do falls inside the lines, ask before you trade. Open a support ticket or use the live chat inside the client area, and read the full rule book on the rules page. Eight lines, strictly enforced, for everyone.

Verified trade cards: share a trade as it was recorded

2026-09-23T00:00:00Z

From this evening, a trade you close in Mizora Pro can leave the terminal as a verified trade card. The card is drawn by Mizora's server from the trade as it was recorded, not from anything on your screen, so the numbers on it cannot be edited. Whoever you send it to sees the trade as our system recorded it.

After you close a trade in Mizora Pro, our browser trading terminal, you can share it as a card. You choose a style, a size and how much of the trade to show, and the server draws the card from the recorded trade.

Each card has its own link, at pro.mizorapartners.com/s/ followed by the card's code, and its own QR code.

A note on what a card represents. Mizora is in its beta period, and trading on Mizora Beta is on simulated capital. A card shows a simulated trade, as the platform recorded it.

Drawn from the record, not the screen

A screenshot shows whatever was on a screen at the moment it was taken. A verified card works the other way round. The numbers come from the recorded trade, and the server draws the card itself, so they cannot be edited.

That record starts with the fill. Every order, stop and target in Mizora Pro fills at the price our servers read from the live feed. The price in your browser is for display only and is never used to fill. If the servers do not have a fresh price from within the last 15 seconds, the order is refused rather than filled at a stale one. Open positions, stops, targets and account limits are marked and checked by the server continuously, including when your browser is closed, and daily loss and drawdown limits are checked on every fill and every mark.

So the entry, the exit and the result on a card all come from the same place: the servers that priced the fills.

Three styles, three sizes

Cards come in three styles: Ember, Paper and Neon. Each comes in three sizes: wide (made for X), square and story. Whichever combination you pick, the trade underneath is identical. Only the presentation changes.

You decide what it shows

Sharing a trade should not mean sharing everything about it. On every card you can:

Hide the dollar amount, so the card shows the trade without the size of the result in money.
Hide the entry and exit prices, if you would rather not show your levels.
Hide your name and photo, if you want the trade to speak without your identity attached.
Remove the link at any time, whenever you decide the card has done its job.

Card pages are also kept out of search engines, on purpose, because a card shows a trader's result.

Questions about sharing, or anything else, can go to support as a ticket, or to the live chat inside the client area. We post platform updates on X and Telegram.

Every fill is priced by our servers

2026-09-22T00:00:00Z

Every order you place at Mizora, and every stop and target attached to it, fills at the price our servers read from the live feed. The price moving on your screen is there so you can see the market. It is never used to fill. This note sets out what that means for you in plain terms.

Where the price comes from

Our servers read prices from the live feed for every market in Mizora Pro: index futures (NQ, ES, RTY), forex (EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY), gold and silver, crude oil, and BTC, ETH and SOL. When you buy or sell, the server fills the order at the price it has read for that market. The same happens when a stop or a target is reached.

Your browser shows prices too, on the chart and across the rest of the terminal. That copy is for display only and plays no part in the fill. Whether you trade from the full terminal or the phone ticket, your fill price comes from the server.

The order book and tape are for reading the market too. In Mizora Pro they are modelled from live prices rather than taken from exchange depth, and the terminal labels them "Modelled". Your fill still comes from the price our servers read from the live feed.

When there is no fresh price

A fill is only as good as the price behind it. If our servers do not have a fresh price for a market, meaning one from within the last 15 seconds, an order in that market is refused rather than filled at a stale price. Nothing is filled at an old number, and you can place the order again once a fresh price is in.

We would rather refuse an order than fill it at a price the market has already left behind. A stale fill would put a number on your account that does not reflect where the market was, whether it happened to land in your favour or against you.

Stops, targets and limits with the browser closed

Because the server holds both the price and your positions, it does not need your browser open to check them. Our servers do the following continuously, whether Mizora Pro is open on your screen or closed altogether:

Open positions are marked against the live price.
Stops and targets are checked, and fill at the price our servers read when they are reached.
Daily loss and drawdown limits are checked on every fill and every mark.

In practice, you can set a stop and a target on the ticket, close your laptop and walk away. If the market reaches either level while you are gone, the server fills it at the price it reads from the live feed. Your account limits are checked continuously, on every fill and every mark, using the same server prices, not only while you happen to be watching.

Why we price every fill on our servers

Trading at Mizora is on simulated capital, and you can try it on a free $50,000 practice account with no card needed. On simulated capital, every fill still needs one consistent price. We use a single source: the price our servers read from the live feed.

Server-priced fills give every trader the same price source. A faster connection, a different device or a browser that has fallen behind does not change where your fill price comes from: it is always the price our servers read from the live feed. Your results come down to the decisions you made: where you entered, where you set your stop, when you took profit. That is what gives the numbers on your track record page their meaning.

It matters in another way too. A stop is checked by our servers and filled at the price they read from the live feed, whether or not you are at your desk, and a limit is checked on the same server prices as every other account, not on whatever one screen happened to show.

If you have a question about a fill, open a ticket with Mizora support or ask in live chat inside the client area. For firm updates, follow Mizora on X, Telegram and Instagram.

Practise first: your free $50,000 practice account

2026-09-18T00:00:00Z

Every trader at Mizora can open a free $50,000 practice account in Mizora Pro, our browser trading terminal. There is no card to enter and nothing to pay. It has been available since the platform went live in late August, and if you are new to the platform, it is where we suggest you begin.

Why practise first

A new platform is easier to learn when nothing is at stake. Where the order ticket sits, how one-click trading behaves, how a stop and target attach to an order, how much room the account's limits leave you on a bad morning: each is a small detail worth learning before it matters.

The practice account is useful precisely because it can fail. It can breach, which means it shows you where the limits are and how close your own trading comes to them. Practising with no limits teaches you the chart. Practising under limits teaches you the discipline the chart does not show.

What the practice account is

It is a simulated account with a $50,000 balance. Mizora is in its beta period and all trading here is on simulated capital. The practice account is free, needs no card and has no payouts. Its results are yours to learn from, nothing more.

Inside Mizora Pro you can trade index futures (NQ, ES and RTY), forex (EURUSD, GBPUSD and USDJPY), gold and silver, crude oil, and crypto (BTC, ETH and SOL). The terminal gives you candlestick charts on every timeframe, drawing tools, indicators such as VWAP, EMA, Bollinger Bands and volume, bar replay, a track record page, one-click trading and a stop and target on every ticket. There is also a phone ticket designed after MT5 mobile.

One note on market data. The order book and tape are modelled from live prices rather than taken from exchange depth, and the terminal labels them "Modelled". The order flow views (footprint, liquidity heatmap and delta) are also modelled.

How to use it well

Treat the practice account as a rehearsal rather than a game. A few habits make it worth far more:

Learn the terminal first. Set up charts on the timeframes you trade, add only the indicators you actually use and get comfortable with the drawing tools. If you trade from your phone, place orders on the phone ticket as well.
Plan your stop and target before you enter. Every ticket carries a stop and a target. Decide where they belong before you click, not after.
Know your limits before the session starts. Find out where the account's limits sit and trade with them in mind, not as an afterthought.
Size with intent. A $50,000 balance you do not respect teaches nothing. Choose a position size you would be comfortable holding and keep to it.
Review your own habits. Use the track record page to see what you actually did rather than what you remember doing, and use bar replay to rehearse a setup on past price action.

If it breaches, start again

Breaching a practice account costs you nothing but the account. After a practice account breaches you can start a new one, so a bad day is no reason to stop practising.

Before you do, take a few minutes to work out why it happened. Was it one oversized trade, a run of trades taken to win back a loss, or an order placed in a hurry? The track record page makes the pattern easier to see. A breach you understand in practice is one you are less likely to repeat later.

If you are new to Mizora, the free practice account is available in Mizora Pro. Take your time with it, and practise until the terminal, the limits and your own habits hold no surprises.