FAQ

Nyria creates broker orders from your alerts on popular platforms like TradingView, Discord and Telegram, and more. It places them in your own brokerage account and trades stocks, options up to 4 legs and crypto spot.

Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade and Alpaca, plus Nyria Paper. A broker connects by its own sign-in or an API key, and you can revoke access there at any time. Webull, TradeStation, Binance, Binance US, Coinbase, Coinbase US and Tradovate are coming soon. Until yours is live, test your strategy for free on paper, or use any other live broker.

A strategy is the set of rules that turns incoming alerts into orders. It sets the alert source, the asset class, what entries and exits do, and which tickers are allowed. Its visibility is Public (listed, and anyone can copy it), Premium (listed, and only members who paid for it can copy it) or Private (unlisted, for you and anyone with the share link).

A bot is a strategy deployed on one broker account, with its own budget per entry and tickers.

Yes. Open their share link, or subscribe if they sell it, and deploy a bot on it in your own broker account, at a budget per entry you set. Paper bots are free.

Up to 10 paper bots, with every alert source and strategy setting. No card. Pro is for live trading.

$100 a month per $10,000 of total entry allocation, up to $100,000, or $1,000 a year per $10,000. It covers every live broker you connect. On a Premium strategy you bought, the creator is billed for your bots.

Your total entry allocation is the budget per entry across all bots on your live broker accounts. It is the total which your live-broker bots could enter with at one time, if they all are triggered at once. Two live bots at $4,000 and $6,000 per entry make $10,000, on one broker or two. If you want both at $6,000 per entry, you would need the $20,000 plan as your total entry allocation would be $12,000. Bots on Premium strategies from creators count toward their set pricing tier instead.

$50 a month per member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation their tier allows, rounded up to the next $10,000, while their paid access is active, whether or not they trade. You're billed for a member once they claim access in Nyria. Billed on the 1st for the previous calendar month, starting Nov 1, 2026. Through Nyria's checkout, the same fee comes out of each payment instead.

Live trading on Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade and Alpaca, priced on your total entry allocation with no per-bot fees. Everything else is the same on both plans.

No. Broker commissions are separate.

Schwab and Tradier: stocks and options. tastytrade and Alpaca: stocks, options and crypto spot.

tastytrade and Alpaca trade crypto spot on a live account, and Nyria Paper simulates it. Binance, Binance US, Coinbase and Coinbase US are coming soon.

No. Nyria doesn't trade futures on a live broker.

Single calls and puts, vertical spreads, straddles, strangles, iron condors and iron butterflies: up to 4 legs on one expiration, every leg the same quantity, so ratio spreads aren't supported. Set to From my rules, Nyria picks strikes and an expiration 0 to 31 trading days out. Set to Provided in alert, the alert names every contract, at any listed expiration. A Discord or Telegram alert with no expiration takes the nearest listed one, which can be today's (0DTE), even late in the day.

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 message works too. Paste a sample alert into your strategy's Integration tab to check that Nyria reads it correctly. For options, a TradingView strategy always picks the contract from its own rules.

Link Discord in Integrations, then invite the Nyria bot to a server you run. Inviting it needs Discord's Manage Server permission. Pick a channel and, if you want, filter by author or keyword. Send plain-language alerts like 'SPY long entry' or 'SPY 775C'. For options, a strategy can pick the contract from its own rules or trade the one the alert names. A named strike with no expiry takes the nearest listed expiration.

Your own bot or service can send JSON or plain text, in whatever wording you already use. TrendSpider sends alerts the same way, so it works too.

About 0.6 seconds at the median, from reading an alert to recording the order. Your alert source and your broker add their own delay.

Make it Premium, set a price for each tier and publish. Members pay through the Stripe or Whop checkout you already run, or through Nyria, which takes the payments and pays you out through Stripe. Building and testing are free.

Whop and Stripe. Connect either in Integrations and map products or prices to tiers. Selling through Nyria's checkout needs neither.

On your own Stripe or Whop checkout, members pay you directly. Through Nyria's checkout, set up payouts with Stripe after your first sale: your name, your bank and a few identity details. Each payment's share goes to your Stripe account, and Stripe pays it out to your bank.

Create a strategy and test it on Nyria Paper, which needs no broker. To trade live, select Connect on a broker in Integrations and sign in or paste its API key.

In My strategies, select Create strategy. Name it, pick the alert source (TradingView, Discord, Telegram, TrendSpider or Custom webhook), pick the asset type, set what entries and exits do, choose who can copy it, and add the tickers you allow.

On the strategy's Integration tab, paste a sample alert for each trade type and select Check format. Nyria shows what it read and what it would place, and the strategy turns active once they pass.

On your strategy, select Deploy bot. In the Size step, set a budget per entry in dollars, or an exact number of units where the strategy offers it. Then pick the tickers and the broker account, and deploy.

Your money stays at your broker. Nyria can place and cancel orders there, but it can't withdraw or transfer money. Details on the Security page.

Every failure lands in the Logs tab of the strategy or the bot, with the exact error. Common causes: insufficient buying power, an option level your broker hasn't approved, or trading outside market hours.

Yes. Connect more than one and point each bot at a different account.

Yes. Trade directly at your broker any time. A later exit alert still matches whatever is left open.

Pause it. A paused bot ignores every alert, exits included, and anything it holds stays open at your broker, even if you delete the bot. Close positions at your broker, or with Close positions on a strategy you own.

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, a ticket in Discord, or contact@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.