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Nyria vs PineConnector

TradingView automation that isn't locked to MT4/5.

PineConnector is MetaTrader-only. Nyria routes alerts from TradingView, Discord and your own bot to Schwab, tastytrade, Tradier and Alpaca.

Every claim about PineConnector on this page was read off their own public pages on 4 September 2026. Pricing and features change without notice, so check theirs before you decide.

PineConnector remains the right tool for forex and CFD strategies on MetaTrader. Nyria is for traders on US equity, options or crypto brokers.

Nyria
  • US equity + options brokers (Schwab, tastytrade, Tradier, Alpaca)
  • Multi-leg option spreads (verticals, iron condors)
  • Crypto spot via tastytrade and Alpaca
  • TradingView, Discord, custom alerts (Telegram soon)
  • Cloud-hosted. Nothing to install and nothing to keep running
  • Paper trading free forever
PineConnector
  • Executes only through MetaTrader, no US equity or options brokers; no native US stocks or US options
  • Requires their Expert Advisor in a MetaTrader terminal that stays online
  • Alerts are a fixed comma-delimited command string, starting with your licence ID
  • Your licence ID is written into the alert call in your Pine script
  • No multi-leg option builder
  • No Discord or Telegram signal source. Telegram is outbound notifications only
Feature
Nyria
PineConnector
Broker type
US equity + options + crypto
MT4 / MT5 forex/CFD
Schwab
tastytrade
Tradier
Alpaca
Multi-leg options
Up to 4 legs
Crypto spot
MetaTrader
Use PineConnector if you require MetaTrader. They stopped actively supporting MT4 in October 2025; MT4 accounts still connect but no longer get fixes.
Expert Advisor required
Their EA has to run in a MetaTrader terminal that stays online. That can be your own machine, your own VPS, or their hosted Edge service, billed on top of the plan.
Alert format
A PineConnector alert has to be a fixed comma-delimited string. A Nyria strategy reads the wording you already use.
Any format
Fixed comma-delimited command string
Discord native source
Paper trading
Free forever
Demo via MetaTrader
Pricing
Starter $49/mo for 1 concurrent account, Advanced $99 for 3, Professional $199 for 10. Billed annually those fall to $42, $83 and $167 a month. They run a 14-day free trial, and their docs require a paid TradingView plan on top.
$100 / $10k allocation / mo
$49 to $199 / mo by connections

Read off PineConnector's own public pages on 4 September 2026. A blank means we could not verify it.

Moving from PineConnector to Nyria

Your alerts keep the wording they already have.

Step 1
Pick the right tool for the job
If your strategy is forex/CFD on MetaTrader, stay on PineConnector. If it's US equities, options, or crypto, Nyria is the fit.
Step 2
Connect your real broker
Schwab, tastytrade, Tradier, or Alpaca. OAuth or API key, no VPS, no EA.
Step 3
Drop the licence ID from your alert
PineConnector alerts carry your license ID as the first field of a fixed string. Nyria reads the message as written, with no license key in your script.
Step 4
Configure entry, exit, and sizing
Build it once. Paper-trade. Flip to live when you're ready.

Questions

I trade forex through MT5. Should I switch?
Probably not. Nyria doesn't target the MT4/5 forex/CFD lane. PineConnector and FX-specific bridges are still the right choice there.
I trade SPX 0DTE options. Can Nyria do that?
Yes. An SPX alert resolves to the PM-settled SPXW chain rather than the AM-settled one, and single-leg and multi-leg spreads both go to Schwab, tastytrade and Tradier.
Do I need a VPS or always-on machine?
No. Nyria runs in the cloud. Your TradingView alert hits the Nyria webhook directly; we route to the broker. PineConnector needs its Expert Advisor running in a MetaTrader terminal that stays online, whether you host that yourself or pay for their Edge service.
Can I import my Pine Script directly?
No imports, and no rewriting. Your existing Pine Script alert messages work as they are, and there's no license key to carry.

Put an alert through it

The simulated account is free and needs no broker, so you can send Nyria one of your own alerts before deciding anything.

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