Choose your platform. With the facts.

Trading platforms in 2026 often look alike in a screenshot. The differences that matter show up after a week of real use. These five questions cut through it.

1. Do you trade by hand or by code? If your strategy runs as an Expert Advisor, a cBot or a script, you need a platform built for automation. If you read the chart and press the button yourself, you need a fast ticket, clear risk and a good record more than a programming language.
2. Where will you trade from? A desktop install, a browser tab, a phone, or all three. A browser terminal follows you across machines without an installer.
3. Which markets and order types do you need? Check the exact list. If you rely on trailing stops, stop-limit orders or hedging, confirm the platform has them before you move.
4. How do you see your risk? For accounts with a daily loss limit and a drawdown floor, knowing where those limits sit before you click matters more than another indicator.
5. How will you review? A trade record, a journal and a way to replay the session are what turn trades into lessons.

Mizora Pro is the browser trading terminal from Mizora Partners. It runs in any modern browser on desktop and phone, with nothing to install, and puts charts, a modelled order flow workspace, the order ticket, a risk manager and your track record on one screen.

• 13 tradable markets: Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 and Russell 2000 futures, WTI crude, gold futures, spot gold and silver, EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, and Bitcoin, Ether and Solana. See the markets.
• Market, limit, stop and bracket orders, with every fill priced by the server from its live quote, and resting orders that work with the browser closed. Orders and execution.
• Order flow views in Beta: footprint, heatmap, delta, a DOM ladder and tape, all modelled from live prices, not exchange depth.
• Review built in: bar replay, a track record, journal notes and verified trade cards.
• Keyboard first: Shift+B, Shift+S and a command palette. All shortcuts.

We would rather lose a trader to the right platform than keep one on the wrong one. Mizora Pro is not:

• A broker or a front end for your broker. It is the terminal for Mizora accounts, which trade simulated capital. It does not connect to outside brokers.
• An automation platform. There are no Expert Advisors, scripts, bots or public trading API.
• A full exchange-depth tool. The order flow views are modelled from live prices, and you cannot trade by clicking the book.
• A complete order-type catalogue. There are no trailing stops, stop-limit orders, OCO orders beyond brackets, or hedging.
• A stock trading app. US stocks can be charted and watched, but they are watch-only.

Mizora Pro is free to use on a $50K practice account. Paid 30-day Pro packages include Mizora Flip accounts; see the plans. MetaTrader, TradeLocker, cTrader, Match-Trader and TradingView are trademarks of their respective owners. Mizora Partners is not affiliated with them.