Simulated trading.
Built around
clarity.
Clear objectives. Visible risk. A focused workspace for traders who take their process seriously.
Under development. Public evaluations are not yet available.

One step. Clear parameters.
Explore evaluation rules- Profit target
- 12%
- Daily drawdown
- 2%
- Maximum drawdown
- 4% trailing
- Consistency
- 40%
Evaluation objective
Closed-balance daily reference
No trailing lock
Inclusive completion gate
The platform
Space to focus.
Context to act.
Bring the market view, simulated orders, positions and account objectives into one considered workspace.
Inside the trader workspace
- Simulated execution
- Position management
- Risk context
The evaluation model
A deliberate
path forward.
One evaluation phase. Published objectives and risk limits. Progress reviewed against the rules attached to the account.
Understand the one-step model- 01
Understand the rules
Review the target, drawdown limits and consistency requirement before taking a simulated trade.
- 02
Build your process
Work within the evaluation parameters. Account context and closed-trade history help you review progress.
- 03
Review the outcome
Meeting an objective is part of a wider account review. Future participation will depend on published terms and availability.

Risk management
Discipline starts
with a boundary.
The evaluation design pairs a daily loss limit with a trailing maximum drawdown. Risk context belongs beside your account progress.
The daily loss reference and day-boundary handling remain subject to launch verification.
Read the risk disclosureTrader analytics
Review the trade.
Understand the pattern.
Closed-trade performance gives you a clearer view of your process, with net PnL, win rate, profit factor and daily results.
Explore trader analyticsA view of the analytical workspace
- Performance
- Net PnL · Win rate · Profit factor
- Patterns
- Daily PnL · Symbol performance
- Context
- Long / short · Trading history
Conceptual overview — under development. No customer results shown.
Six evaluation sizes
Find your
starting point.
Virtual account balances for the current one-step model. Every tier shares the same evaluation parameters.
Pre-launch — not publicly available.
$5,000
- Profit target
- 12%
- Daily drawdown
- 2%
- Maximum drawdown
- 4% trailing
- Consistency
- 40%
$10,000
- Profit target
- 12%
- Daily drawdown
- 2%
- Maximum drawdown
- 4% trailing
- Consistency
- 40%
$25,000
- Profit target
- 12%
- Daily drawdown
- 2%
- Maximum drawdown
- 4% trailing
- Consistency
- 40%
$50,000
- Profit target
- 12%
- Daily drawdown
- 2%
- Maximum drawdown
- 4% trailing
- Consistency
- 40%
$100,000
- Profit target
- 12%
- Daily drawdown
- 2%
- Maximum drawdown
- 4% trailing
- Consistency
- 40%
$200,000
- Profit target
- 12%
- Daily drawdown
- 2%
- Maximum drawdown
- 4% trailing
- Consistency
- 40%
Current new-sale configuration. Historical purchases keep their original terms. Email requests do not reserve or purchase an evaluation.
Where we are
A product in
development.
Clear about the work today. Careful about the promises tomorrow.
Platform & analytics
Simulated order and position workflows, account risk context and closed-trade analytics are part of the product in development. Public access has not launched.
Evaluation operations
Current one-step rules are documented. Daily drawdown rollover, news-data coverage and operational readiness still require launch verification.
AI-assisted explanations
Proposed post-trade summaries and support assistance. Read the AI roadmap.
AI roadmap
More context.
Considered assistance.
Proposed Claude API integrations could turn post-trade data into readable summaries, risk explanations and behavior insights.
Execution and risk decisions remain with the platform. AI assistance is an explanatory layer in the roadmap.
View the five proposed integrationsIs PIPZORA live?
PIPZORA is in development. This public website introduces the product; evaluations, account access and checkout are not publicly available here.
Is this real-money trading?
No. The platform is designed for simulated trading with virtual account balances. Hypothetical results are not a promise of results in real markets.
What does a one-step evaluation mean?
One evaluation phase with a 12% profit target, a 2% daily drawdown limit, a 4% trailing maximum drawdown without a lock, and an inclusive 40% consistency completion gate. These are the current documented rules for new sales.
How can I request early access?
Choose Request Early Access and open the email draft to founder@pipzora.online. You review and send it in your email app. This site does not save requests or confirm membership of a waitlist.
Are the AI features available?
No. The AI roadmap is planned, not yet live. Proposed integrations explain performance and risk after the event; they do not make real-time execution or risk decisions.
Keep in touch
Be part of what
comes next.
Ask a question or express your interest in early access.
Pre-launch. Your email app opens when you choose to send a request.