Imported market data first
Zinuto can import compatible historical files with time and OHLC fields. Keep one instrument in each file.
Futures replay training
Replay historical futures data, one decision at a time
Import compatible futures history that you have the right to use. Zinuto replays it locally so you can work through entries, exits, and risk decisions without connecting a futures broker.
Futures replay training
What futures replay means in Zinuto
Futures replay is a practice replay built from historical futures-like data. It keeps the practice run inside Zinuto so you can practice decisions and inspect the records afterward.
Scenario practice
Use replay to practice timing, sizing assumptions, and risk repair without live exposure.
Review the record
The Free Replay archive preserves the chart, simulated trades, environment, and result. Notes created from training carry context into Notes.
How it differs
Different from a live futures platform
Zinuto is for local training and review. It does not replace an exchange terminal, broker risk system, or real margin process.
No broker connection
Training actions do not leave Zinuto.
No live margin truth
Margin and contract assumptions are practice details, not exchange account state.
No advice
The software does not recommend futures trades.
Futures replay training
Things to check before using it
Can Zinuto do futures review?
Yes, if you import compatible futures historical data that you have permission to use. Zinuto treats it as training material, not live market access.
Does Zinuto send futures orders?
No. Buy, sell, long, short, and similar actions remain simulated training actions inside the software.
Does futures replay predict real results?
No. Replay records training behavior and cannot recreate live liquidity, slippage, margin calls, rules, or emotional pressure.
Futures replay training
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HandbookCan Zinuto be used for futures review?Yes, if you import compatible futures history that you have the right to use. Zinuto replays the data locally and keeps the resulting practice record. It does not connect a futures broker or send an order.Read guideHandbookWhat market data can Zinuto import?You can import CSV, JSON, Parquet, or an XLSX file with one worksheet. Each record needs date or time plus open, high, low, and close; volume is optional and becomes 0 when absent. Put one instrument in each file and one file format in each import folder. Base intervals are 1m, 5m, 1h, and 1d.Read guideHandbookDoes Zinuto place real market orders?No. Buy, sell, hold, long, and short only change the current training session and its local record. Zinuto has no route to a broker or exchange, so those actions cannot become market orders.Read guideHandbookCan simulated trading results predict real performance?No. A simulation can show how you behaved under its data and assumptions. It cannot reproduce every part of a real market, including liquidity, slippage, costs, and the pressure of real money. Treat the result as material for review, not an estimate of future returns.Read guide
Start with one short replay
Pick a sample, hide the later bars, make a few decisions, and open the archive afterward. That single run shows how Zinuto records practice.