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Mizar review

An on-chain trading automation product whose live DEX pages coexist with 2026 shutdown announcements affecting earlier CEX automation and potentially broader service availability.

50/100
Expert ScoreHow we score
Trust46/100View profile
RiskHighProduct & trust risk
Last reviewedAug 20, 2026
EvidenceLimited
Coverage4/9 areas
ArchitectureCloud SaaS
Official website
Research freshness: Under ReverificationEvidence-area dates, separate from score and confidenceView checks
Last full reviewAugust 20, 2026
Product status checkedAugust 20, 2026
Pricing checkedAugust 20, 2026
Security documentation checkedAugust 20, 2026

Prices, terms and availability can change after these dates. Confirm current provider information before purchase or connection.

Product status: Under Review

Current DEX pages and app routes remain available, but official 2026 announcement records describe C-Mizar shutdown and a later broader wind-down; live execution availability needs direct reverification.

Previous scope: C-Mizar centralized-exchange bots and smart trading terminal

Discontinued components: C-Mizar CEX automation (shutdown announced for May 2026).

The profile evaluates the later on-chain/DEX product separately. A broader official wind-down notice makes its present operating scope uncertain despite live public pages.

Under Review: conclusions have limited evidence confidence.

Important research areas remain unsupported or unclear. Read the limitations and source coverage before relying on the scores.

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Research byRiven Trust Research Desk

Product research, evidence review and claim verification

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Quick verdict

Useful capabilities, with meaningful limitations to understand.

Mizar cannot be described accurately as its historical C-Mizar CEX bot. Current pages present wallet-based DEX automation, Telegram execution, copy trading and DCA across several chains, while official announcement records document the CEX shutdown and a broader wind-down notice. Riven Trust therefore keeps the current on-chain scope Under Review rather than declaring it active or wholly discontinued without firmer confirmation.

On-chain architecture diversity
Conflicting lifecycle evidence
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Score breakdown

Every score includes a product-specific evidence rationale.

Methodology
Security42

Key handling is described at a high level while signing, recovery and shutdown controls remain unclear.

Transparency44

The product transition is visible, but current legal and lifecycle scope is unresolved.

Reputation48

Historical funding and operation exist; 2026 shutdown notices materially weaken continuity.

Trading features74

DEX routing, Telegram, DCA, copy and volatility tools are broad if currently available.

Ease of use74

Telegram and web workflows target accessible execution.

Pricing62

Fee ranges are published but route and availability details need confirmation.

Support38

Current support and withdrawal/wind-down handling are uncertain.

Performance evidence12

AI, speed and routing marketing lacks independent outcome evidence.

What this score means It evaluates the product and available evidence. It does not predict returns or eliminate trading risk.

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Trust profile

Thirteen disclosed factors create the calculated Trust Score.

Company identity 12%Partially Verified

MZR Inc. and a CEO were identified in company-authored material.

Factor score: 62/100
Company registration 6%Not Verified

A current contracting entity and registry record were not established.

Factor score: 38/100
Team and ownership transparency 8%Partially Verified

Named leadership exists, but current operating responsibility is unclear.

Factor score: 60/100
Company history 6%Concern

Verified CEX shutdown and broader wind-down announcements create continuity risk.

Factor score: 52/100
Pricing transparency 7%Partially Verified

Fee ranges are public; current execution availability is not.

Factor score: 64/100
Security documentation 10%Not Disclosed

Private-key storage and signing controls are not described deeply enough.

Factor score: 40/100
API permission model 9%Not Applicable

The current risk boundary is wallet signing rather than a conventional exchange API.

Factor score: 45/100
Withdrawal permission model 8%Not Applicable

CEX withdrawal scopes do not represent wallet transaction authority.

Factor score: 40/100
Public documentation 6%Partially Verified

Product pages exist, but lifecycle and key documentation are incomplete.

Factor score: 56/100
Performance-claim transparency 8%Concern

Speed and AI benefit are not independently verified.

Factor score: 12/100
Customer support 5%Concern

Wind-down communications create uncertainty about ongoing support.

Factor score: 34/100
Security incident history and response 10%Not Available

No qualifying security incident was identified; service wind-down is a lifecycle issue.

Factor score: 48/100
Regulatory information 5%Not Disclosed

Current operator jurisdiction and regulatory position are unclear.

Factor score: 34/100
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Red flags & concerns

Context that should inform—not replace—your own assessment.

HighCurrent lifecycle is unresolved

Live DEX pages conflict with an official broader shutdown announcement.

HighWallet authority differs from API-key risk

Encrypted provider-handled private keys or signing authority may authorize on-chain transactions and cannot be evaluated as a no-withdrawal CEX key.

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What we verified

Checks completed during the latest research cycle.

Historical C-Mizar CEX shutdown notice
Current DEX-facing public pages
Telegram bot page
Four-chain marketing scope
Published fee range
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Mizar product and safety research

Company, product, permission and regulatory evidence reviewed separately.

Is Mizar legit?

Named leadership and historical product evidence exist, but lifecycle conflict and incomplete current legal/key documentation prevent a normal Active assessment.

MZR Inc. and named leadership appear in earlier product material, but current contracting and operating continuity remain under review.

Operator and legal sources: Mizar privacy policy (Primary)

Is Mizar safe?

On-chain automation replaces exchange API scopes with wallet and signing authority. Smart contracts, approvals, routing, slippage, MEV, gas and key recovery create distinct risks.

How Mizar works

A user connects or creates a wallet, then uses web or Telegram interfaces to route DEX swaps and automate DCA, copy or volatility strategies across supported chains.

Trading bots and automation features

The current-facing product advertises web and Telegram DEX routing, DCA, copy trading and volatility automation. Historical CEX bot descriptions are not treated as current features.

Supported exchanges

Ethereum DEXs, Solana DEXs, Base DEXs, BNB Chain DEXs

Pricing

Pricing last checked on 2026-08-20. Check the provider's current pricing before purchase.

The product advertises percentage trading fees, generally 0.5% to 1%. Users should confirm whether routes are live and how network gas, priority fees and slippage apply.

Pricing source: no dedicated source in the current evidence set; see the full source list and stated limitations below.

Custody model

Mizar calls the service non-custodial while also describing encrypted private-key handling. Users need direct confirmation of key generation, storage, export, recovery and transaction approval boundaries.

Security

Mizar's current wallet architecture is not directly comparable with trade-only exchange APIs. Users need explicit answers about key custody, signing, recovery, approvals and shutdown access.

Use a separate low-value wallet, inspect approvals and transactions, minimize allowances, keep gas reserves, account for MEV/slippage and know how to revoke permissions or export assets.

API and withdrawal permissions

The current product uses wallet/private-key or signing authority rather than a conventional CEX trade-only API key. Public pages say keys are encrypted and protected by 2FA. Withdrawal status: Not applicable to CEX API scope; wallet signing authority can authorize on-chain transactions and must be assessed separately.

Security and permission sources: Mizar application wallet research route (Primary) · Mizar Telegram bot (Primary)

Regulatory information

Current terms did not provide enough evidence to establish the operating entity's jurisdiction or regulatory status. DEX access and tokens remain jurisdiction-specific.

Regulatory and service-scope sources: no dedicated source in the current evidence set; see the full source list and stated limitations below.

Performance evidence

AI, speed and routing marketing lacks independent outcome evidence.

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Claim verification

Source, claim type, evidence, status and analyst note are shown separately.

Four chains and more than ten DEXs
Company source
Open original claim
Checked
August 20, 2026
What we found
The current site names Ethereum, Solana, Base and BNB Chain and advertises multi-DEX routing.
Analyst conclusion
Public pages establish the claim; live venue availability was not independently tested.
Non-custodial with encrypted keys and 2FA
Company source
Open original claim
Checked
August 20, 2026
What we found
The provider uses both descriptions, but detailed key-generation, recovery and signing boundaries are not public.
Analyst conclusion
Non-custodial labeling does not mean keys remain exclusively client-side.
AI-powered research and fast execution
Company source
Open original claim
Checked
August 20, 2026
What we found
AI tools and routing are advertised without independent latency or outcome data.
Analyst conclusion
Feature labels and speed marketing are not performance assurance.
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Security incident history

Documented events and bounded public-source checks, with entity scope preserved.

Through Aug 20, 2026No qualifying incident identified

Public incident-record check

No qualifying product-wide credential or asset-loss incident was identified in the reviewed primary records.

Provider response / research note
This is not proof that no user-level incident occurred; users should still monitor releases, credentials and provider notices.
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Strengths & limitations

Strengths

On-chain architecture diversity

Telegram and web workflows

Current pages separate from historical CEX product

Limitations

Conflicting lifecycle evidence

Private-key boundary unclear

Operator/legal evidence incomplete

AI and speed claims unverified

Best for

Who may find it useful

Researchers comparing on-chain automation models

Experienced wallet users who can independently verify availability

Avoid if

Who should look elsewhere

You need confirmed ongoing service

You cannot isolate wallet authority

You expect historical CEX features

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Mizar alternatives and comparisons

Alternatives are selected for overlapping workflows, with the main distinction shown.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Mizar discontinued?+

Its historical C-Mizar CEX product was shut down. The later on-chain pages remain public, but a broader wind-down notice makes current service status Under Review.

Does Mizar use exchange API keys?+

The current on-chain model instead uses wallet/private-key or signing authority, which has a different risk model.

Is Mizar non-custodial?+

The provider uses that term while also describing encrypted keys; public evidence is insufficient to establish that private keys remain exclusively client-side.

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Sources & evidence

Company-provided information is labeled and not treated as independent validation. Research coverage: 4/9; evidence confidence: Limited.

Reviewed: Operator verifiedGap: Terms reviewedGap: Pricing reviewedGap: API documentation reviewedGap: Security documentation reviewedReviewed: Regulatory search completedReviewed: Incident search completedReviewed: Claims reviewedGap: Current status verified
  1. [01]
    Primary · Official WebsiteMizar current product

    Mizar · Accessed August 20, 2026 · Last checked 2026-08-20

  2. [02]
    Primary · DocumentationMizar application wallet research route

    Mizar · Accessed August 20, 2026 · Last checked 2026-08-20

  3. [03]
    Primary · DocumentationMizar Telegram bot

    Mizar · Accessed August 20, 2026 · Last checked 2026-08-20

  4. [04]
    Primary · OtherMizar announcement archive

    Mizar · Accessed August 20, 2026 · Last checked 2026-08-20

    Archive of official channel announcements used for lifecycle evidence
  5. [05]
    Primary · NewsOn-chain expansion announcement

    MZR Inc. · Accessed August 20, 2026 · Last checked 2026-08-20

  6. [06]
    Primary · Privacy PolicyMizar privacy policy

    Mizar · Accessed August 20, 2026 · Last checked 2026-08-20

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Research changelog

Conclusions may change when new evidence appears.

Initial production research profileResearchScore 50

Reviewed current status, architecture, security, pricing, operator evidence, documentation and material claims.

Expert verdict

Mizar: 50/100

Mizar cannot be described accurately as its historical C-Mizar CEX bot. Current pages present wallet-based DEX automation, Telegram execution, copy trading and DCA across several chains, while official announcement records document the CEX shutdown and a broader wind-down notice. Riven Trust therefore keeps the current on-chain scope Under Review rather than declaring it active or wholly discontinued without firmer confirmation.

50/100
Expert Score
High

Research disclaimer This review is informational and not financial, investment, legal or security advice. Scores evaluate disclosed product qualities and evidence—not profitability, solvency or safety. Features, prices and eligibility can change.

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Research byRiven Trust Research Desk

Product research, evidence review and claim verification

Editorial disclosure

No active affiliate relationships or compensated outbound links are configured. Any future commercial relationship will be disclosed and will not affect scores or conclusions. Read our policy.