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Match-Trader, compared. Built for the trader.
Match-Trader is a platform that brokers and prop firms license and brand as their own. Mizora Pro is the terminal Mizora Partners builds for its own traders, with order flow views, a live loss limit and a verified record. Here is how they compare.
A platform for firms, a terminal for traders.
Match-Trader comes from Match-Trade Technologies and is sold to Forex and CFD brokers and to prop firms. Its site describes a web-based platform that adapts to the screen, branded iOS and Android apps, built-in TradingView charts alongside its own native charts, multi-chart mode, drag-and-drop stop loss and take profit, an economic calendar and news feed, and a copy trading app. For prop firms it adds performance dashboards and evaluation rule controls such as daily loss limits and drawdowns. A release note on its site adds a trailing stop loss on open positions.
Because Match-Trader is built to be licensed, a lot of its product is for the firm: CRM options, admin tools, APIs and rule configuration. Mizora Pro has one customer, the trader using it. That shows up in the tools on screen: an order flow workspace, a risk manager that draws your loss limit at the breach price, bar replay and a track record.
The structural difference: Match-Trader is the platform at whichever firms license it. Mizora Pro is the terminal for Mizora accounts only, which trade simulated capital, and it does not connect to any broker or outside firm.
Mizora Pro and Match-Trader, feature by feature.
| Feature | Mizora Pro | Match-Trader |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Any modern browser, on desktop and phone | Web, a desktop app, and iOS and Android apps |
| Install | Nothing to install | Web needs no install; apps are downloaded |
| Accounts | Mizora accounts on simulated capital, including a free $50K practice account | Accounts with the brokers and prop firms that license it |
| Charts | Built on TradingView Lightweight Charts; six timeframes; four-chart grid | Built-in TradingView charts and native charts; multi-chart mode |
| Order flow tools | Footprint, liquidity heatmap, delta, DOM ladder and tape; Beta, modelled from live prices, not exchange depth | Not described on match-trader.com |
| Order types | Market, limit, stop, bracket; stop loss and take profit | Market and pending orders; stop loss, take profit and a trailing stop on positions |
| Risk view | Loss-limit line on the chart before you click, rules panel, size calculator | Account dashboard with balance chart, daily loss limit and statistics, set by the firm |
| Copy trading | Between your own Mizora accounts | Copy trading app for following money managers |
| Automation | None: no bots, scripting or public API | APIs for brokers, including a FIX API |
| Review | Bar replay, track record, journal notes, verified trade cards | Performance statistics dashboards |
| Built for | Discretionary day traders on Mizora accounts | Brokers and prop firms, and the traders at them |
Match-Trader details are from match-trader.com and docs.match-trade.com as of September 2026. Each firm configures its own version.
What moving from Match-Trader looks like.
If you have traded a prop account on Match-Trader, the ideas in Mizora Pro will be familiar: a balance, a daily loss limit, a drawdown floor, and a chart where you drag your stop and target. The difference is where those numbers live.
- The dashboard moves onto the chart. Instead of checking an account page, you see a DAILY LIMIT or MAX LOSS line at the price where the account would breach, and it is previewed as you hover Buy or Sell.
- Drag-and-drop stays. Stop loss and take profit sit on the chart from the position marker. With one-click off, Enter confirms and Esc discards.
- The ticket gets presets. Size in USD notional with 10, 25, 50 or 100% of buying power, or risk 0.25, 0.5, 1 or 2% of the account. Brackets set stop loss and take profit in ticks. See orders and execution.
- The keyboard gets a job. Shift+B and Shift+S, the command palette on Cmd or Ctrl+K, and G for the four-chart grid. All shortcuts.
- Statistics become a record. Win rate, profit factor, expectancy, max drawdown and consistency, with journal notes tagged Plan, Review, Rule or Note.
What you give up: the trailing stop, TradingView's own charts, and copying other traders. Mizora Pro has none of them.
Tools for the trader, not the firm.
- Order flow views. Footprint, liquidity heatmap, delta, imbalances, a DOM ladder, time and sales, and signals for stacked imbalances, absorption and large prints. Modelled from live prices, not exchange depth, and labelled Beta.
- Risk you can see before the order. The loss limit as a line on the chart, a rules panel, and a Tools tab with a position-size calculator (by ticks, %, price or ATR) and an edge calculator.
- Server-priced fills. Every fill, exit and mark uses the server's live quote, never a price from the browser.
- Practice and learning. Bar replay with a practice log, and Dojo lessons in five chapters, from reading the chart to reviewing the decision.
- Verified trade cards. Drawn by the server from the trade record, marked Verified, with a QR code, and kept out of search for privacy.
- Futures, metals, FX and crypto on one ticket. Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 and Russell 2000 futures, WTI crude, gold and silver, three FX pairs and three crypto pairs. See the markets.
Where Match-Trader is the right call.
- Firm choice. Match-Trader is licensed to brokers and prop firms, so you can use it at the firm of your choice. Mizora Pro only works with Mizora accounts.
- TradingView charts. Match-Trader includes TradingView charts with a toggle to its native charts. Mizora Pro is built on the open-source Lightweight Charts library and has six timeframes.
- Trailing stop. Match-Trader supports a trailing stop loss on positions. Mizora Pro does not.
- Copy trading of others. Match-Trader's copy trading app lets you follow money managers. Mizora Pro copies only between your own accounts.
- Native apps and news. Branded iOS and Android apps, an economic calendar and a news feed. Mizora Pro is a web app without an app-store version.
Which one should you use?
If you want TradingView charts, a trailing stop or a choice of firms, Match-Trader is the better fit. If you trade by hand and want order flow context, your loss limit on the chart and a record you can replay and verify, Mizora Pro is a strong Match-Trader alternative, and you can try it free.
Mizora Pro is free to use on a $50K practice account. Paid 30-day Pro packages include Mizora Flip accounts; see the plans and the account rules. Compare TradeLocker too, or read the FAQ.
Match-Trader and TradingView are trademarks of their respective owners. Mizora Partners is not affiliated with them.
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