Verified trade cards: share a trade as it was recorded
Close a trade in Mizora Pro and share it as a card drawn by our server from the recorded trade. Three styles, three sizes, and you choose what it shows.
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.
How sharing works
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.