About
Who you are handing a broker connection to.
Nyria is software that reads a trading alert and places the matching order in a brokerage account you own. Not a fund, not a signal service, and not somewhere you deposit money. This page is who runs it and what it can touch.
The company
Nyria LLC
A Wyoming limited liability company, at 30 N Gould St, Sheridan, WY 82801. It is the entity named in the terms you agree to, and the one on your card.
A technology company, not a financial one
Nyria sells software. It does not give investment advice, manage a portfolio, act as a fiduciary, or publish trade recommendations. The orders are yours, in your account, under your name.
What Nyria is not
- A registered broker-dealer with the SEC or FINRA
- A registered investment adviser with the SEC or any state
- A registered Commodity Trading Advisor or Commodity Pool Operator
- A member of the National Futures Association
- A money transmitter or money services business
Set out in full in the disclaimer. Your agreement with your own broker still governs your account, and the rules that apply to you are yours to follow.
What it has actually done
Every order Nyria has ever placed, counted on 3 September 2026, with the rejections next to the fills.
- 14,984
- orders placed
- 13,545
- filled
- 1,190
- rejected, and recorded
- 37
- symbols traded
Since 1 April 2026. The connection you authorize places orders and does nothing else: there is no wallet to fund and no Nyria account for the money to sit in. One of those orders, start to finish.
What is not built yet
If one of these matters to you, it should decide whether you sign up now or wait.
No backtester
A strategy proves itself forward, on a paper account, in real time. There is no simulated history to draw a curve from.
No published returns
Most of the activity here is paper, so a headline return would be measuring simulated fills. Public strategy pages carry a per-unit figure from closed trades, with the open positions next to it.
Credentials are not encrypted at the application layer
They are protected by database and host access controls today. Until the application-layer work ships we do not describe them as encrypted at rest.
More brokers are still being built
Binance US, Coinbase, TradeStation, Tradovate and Webull. None of them can be connected yet, and there is no list to join.
The whole security posture, including what is not done yet, and live service status.
Reaching us
Email and Discord, both read by a person.
Send it one alert and read what comes back.
The simulated account is free, needs no card, and does not require a broker.