Questions we get asked

Nyria turns trading alerts into broker orders. Alerts from TradingView, a Discord server you run, TrendSpider, or your own bot get executed across stocks, options, and crypto spot automatically. Telegram isn't a live source yet.

Integrations are the broker and exchange accounts Nyria executes trades through. Each account connects via OAuth or a scoped API key, we never see your broker password, and you can revoke access from your broker at any time. Live now: Schwab, tastytrade, Tradier, Alpaca, plus Nyria Paper. Still being built, none of them connectable yet: Binance US, Coinbase, TradeStation, Tradovate and Webull.

A strategy is the rule set that turns incoming alerts into trades. It defines the alert source, asset class, entry and exit behavior, and allowed instruments. Visibility is Public (anyone can copy), Private (invite only), or Paywalled (gated by your Whop or Stripe subscription).

A bot runs a strategy against your broker, your allocation, and your instruments. Each bot can override order type, leverage, and a few other settings. Free accounts get up to 10 Nyria Paper bots. Paid accounts get unlimited bots inside their allocation.

Up to 10 strategies and 10 Nyria Paper bots. All asset classes, all alert sources, full strategy configuration. No credit card. Upgrade to Nyria Pro when you're ready to trade live.

$100 per $10,000 of allocation, per month, up to $100,000 combined. Allocation is the most your bots may commit at one time, added up across every strategy and account. Unlimited bots share it, so you can split it across as many brokerages as you want. $30k of allocation is $300 a month. Bots running paywalled strategies are billed to the creator, not you.

$50 per $10,000 of tier allocation, per subscriber, per month, rounded up to the next $10,000. It's charged for every subscriber whose paid access to your strategy is active, every month, whether or not they trade. Set up to 10 allocation tiers and map them to Whop or Stripe products. Example: 10 subscribers on a $20k tier = $1,000 per month platform cost, every month they stay subscribed.

Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade, Alpaca and Nyria Paper. Stocks, options, crypto spot. TradingView, Discord, TrendSpider, and alerts from your own bot (Telegram coming soon). Multi-leg option spreads up to 4 legs. Paper and live trading. Full strategy logs and analytics.

No setup fees. The allocation figure is the whole Nyria bill: bots, strategies, brokers and order count never change it. Your broker charges its own commissions separately. Paper trading is free and cancelling takes effect at the end of the period you've paid for.

Schwab (stocks, options), tastytrade (stocks, options, crypto spot), Tradier (stocks, options), Alpaca (stocks, options, crypto spot). All live now.

tastytrade and Alpaca cover crypto spot on a live account, and Nyria Paper simulates it. Binance US and Coinbase are still being built and neither can be connected yet.

Not yet. Equity index futures aren't supported today, and crypto perpetual futures aren't live either. No broker you can connect today lists them.

Single calls and puts, vertical spreads (bull and bear), iron condors, butterflies, and custom multi-leg combinations, up to 4 legs. Internal selection: Nyria picks strikes from your configuration. External selection: your alert specifies every contract. Exits match back to open positions, and pyramided entries on the same instrument close together.

Create a strategy in Nyria with TradingView as the alert source. Copy the webhook URL into your TradingView alert. Send plain text like 'long entry {{ticker}}' or 'exit {{ticker}} long', the default TradingView strategy format also works. Paste a sample alert into your strategy's Integration tab to check it reads correctly. TradingView strategies use Internal Selection for options.

Link Discord in Integrations and invite the Nyria bot to a server you admin (only admins can). Pick a channel and optional author or keyword filters. Send natural-language alerts like 'spy long entry' or 'spy 650c'. External-selection strategies can default to the next available expiration. Internal and External selection are both supported.

Your own bot or service works today: send JSON or plain text, worded the way you already word it. TrendSpider posts the same way, so it works too. Telegram isn't live yet.

Nyria dispatches to every bot on the strategy in parallel as soon as it reads the alert. How long the alert took to reach Nyria is your alert source’s clock, and fill time after the order is placed is your broker’s. Neither is something Nyria can promise a number for.

Connect Whop or Stripe in Integrations. Set a strategy's visibility to Paywall. Define up to 10 allocation tiers (for example, $10k, $20k, $50k). Map each Whop product or Stripe price to a tier. Subscribers get the matching allocation automatically. Set up and test for free, nothing is due until your first paying subscriber is live, then $50 per $10k of their tier every month while their access stays active. Running your own paywalled strategy on live capital needs no extra plan, a Nyria Pro plan is only required to automate a strategy that isn't paywalled.

$50 per $10,000 of tier allocation, per subscriber, per month, rounded up to the next $10,000. A subscriber counts from the moment their paid access to your strategy is active and keeps counting every month until that access lapses, connecting a broker, deploying a bot and placing trades make no difference to the bill. Usage is invoiced on your own monthly billing date, not the 1st. Subscribers get unlimited bots within their tier, so one tier can run across several broker accounts at once.

Arithmetic on numbers you pick, not a forecast. If you charge $400 a month and 10 members hold paid access on a $20,000 tier, they pay you $4,000, Nyria bills you $1,000, and you keep $3,000. The floor matters more than the ceiling: Nyria costs $100 per member per month at that tier, so a price below $100 loses money on every member. Use the calculator with your own price and your own tier.

Whop and Stripe. Connect either in Integrations and map products or prices to allocation tiers. Creators keep 100% of subscription revenue. Platform usage is billed separately.

Step 1, connect a broker. Integrations → Add integration → pick a broker → finish the broker's connect flow. Start with paper trading: Nyria Paper is included, and Tradier and Alpaca support their own paper endpoints too.

Step 2, create a strategy. My Strategies → Create strategy. Name it, pick the alert source (TradingView, Discord, or your own bot), pick the asset class, configure entry and exit behavior, and add the instruments you allow.

Step 3, validate alerts. Integration tab → Validate alerts. Paste a sample alert for each trade type. Nyria shows you what it read and what it would place. The strategy activates once validation passes.

Step 4, deploy a bot. From your strategy, click Deploy bot. Under How much per signal, set a dollar budget, or an exact number of units where the strategy offers it. Pick instruments, pick the broker integration, and deploy.

Your money never leaves your broker. Nyria connects with OAuth or a scoped API key with trading permission only, never your broker username and password, and it can't withdraw funds, transfer securities, or start an ACH or wire. You can revoke that access at the broker at any time, and disconnecting there invalidates what we hold immediately. On the API-key brokers we store the key and secret you paste in; they are protected by database and host access controls today, and until application-layer encryption ships we don't call them encrypted at rest. The security page says exactly where that work stands.

Every failure lands in Strategy Logs or Bot Logs with the exact error. Common causes: insufficient buying power, an option level your broker hasn't approved, or trading outside market hours. The log tells you which one, and which alert and bot it came from.

Yes. Connect any of the four and point each bot at a different one. Useful for splitting strategies across accounts or running paper alongside live.

Yes. Trade directly at your broker any time. Nyria tracks positions but never blocks manual intervention. Subsequent exit alerts will still handle anything still open.

Pause it. A paused bot stops acting on signals completely, close signals included, so pausing one that's holding a position leaves that position open at your broker with nothing watching for its exit. Nyria doesn't close anything on your behalf when you pause a bot or ask for one to be deleted. What's open is yours, at your broker, and you close it there. Resume the bot and it acts on the next signal.

Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Automation amplifies both gains and losses. Only trade capital you can afford to lose. Test with paper trading first. Start small. Keep enough buying power for entries and exits. Monitor your positions regularly.

Keeping adequate capital. Understanding how each strategy behaves. Monitoring positions and account status. Complying with all applicable regulations. Managing your own risk.

Docs at docs.nyria.io. Video walkthrough (TradingView and Discord setup with option selection) at youtube.com/watch?v=SvYr2Qh67sM. Discord ticket for live support. Email support@nyria.io.

Using Nyria means you've read, understood, and accepted all trading risks. Nyria is a technology platform. It doesn't provide investment advice, trading recommendations, or performance guarantees.