Share the trade. Keep the proof.

Anyone who has spent time in trading communities has seen a profit screenshot that turned out to be edited. A screenshot is pixels from someone's screen, and pixels can be changed in seconds. The result is that honest traders are doubted along with everyone else.

Mizora Pro takes the browser out of it. A trade card is not a picture of your screen. It is an image the server draws from the trade record it holds, and the browser never supplies a single number on it.

1. Choose a trade to share, closed or still open.
2. The server reads that trade from its own history and draws the card.
3. The card is marked Verified and carries a QR code.
4. Download it as a PNG, or share it straight to X, Telegram or WhatsApp.

Because fills in Mizora Pro are priced by the server from its own live quote, the entry and exit on a card are the server's prices from start to finish. See orders and execution for how fills work.

Open positions can be shared as well as closed trades. That lets you post a call while it is live rather than after the fact, which is the kind of sharing people trust. Everyone can see you posted it before the outcome was known.

A useful habit: share the open position with your plan in the caption, then share the closed trade when it is done. Win or lose, the pair tells a straight story.

Public card pages are not indexed by search engines. A card reaches the people you send it to and the places you post it, and it does not turn up when someone searches your name.

You choose which trades to share. Nothing is posted for you, and your full track record and notes stay inside the terminal.

A verified card proves the trade happened as shown. It does not tell the whole story on its own, so a few habits keep sharing honest:

• Say what the account is. Mizora accounts trade simulated capital. Say so when you share, so nobody mistakes a practice result for something else.
• Share the losers too. One winning card says little. A run of cards, winners and losers, says a lot more about how you trade.
• Point to the record. A single trade is an anecdote. Your track record shows win rate, profit factor and drawdown over many trades.

Every card carries the Verified mark and a QR code, and the numbers on it come from the server, not from you. That is the point: the card speaks for itself.

Mizora Pro accounts trade simulated capital. It is free to use on a $50K practice account; paid 30-day Pro packages include Mizora Flip accounts. See the plans.