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The basics

What is Nyria?

Nyria turns your trade alerts into orders in your own brokerage account. Alerts come from TradingView, TrendSpider, Discord, Telegram or a webhook. It trades stocks, options up to 4 legs and crypto spot. Test free on paper first.

Which brokers can I connect?

Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade and Alpaca, plus the free Nyria Paper. Each connects by broker sign-in or an API key. Revoke access there any time. Robinhood, Webull, TradeStation, E*TRADE, Hyperliquid, Kraken, Gemini, Robinhood Crypto, MEXC, Binance, Binance US, Coinbase, Coinbase US and Tradovate are coming soon. Robinhood will be an unofficial connection, in beta.

What are strategies?

A strategy is the rules that turn alerts into orders. Alert source, asset class, what entries and exits do, allowed tickers. Public: listed, anyone can copy it. Premium: listed, paying members copy it. Private: unlisted, for you and anyone with the link.

What are bots?

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

Can I run a friend's strategy?

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

What it costs

What's included for free?

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

How much does Nyria cost for traders?

Paper is free. Live trading from $15 a month. $15 a month up to $2,500, $50 up to $5,000, $100 up to $10,000, then $100 for each additional $10,000 up to $100,000. A year costs ten times the monthly price. One price covers every live broker you connect.

What is total entry allocation?

Your total entry allocation is the budget per entry across all bots on your live broker accounts. It's what your live bots could put in at once if they all entered together. Two live bots at $4,000 and $6,000 per entry make $10,000, which is the $100 tier. At $6,000 each they make $12,000, which moves you to the $20,000 tier at $200 a month. Bots on a creator's Premium strategy count toward that strategy's tier instead.

How much does Nyria cost for creators?

$50 a month per member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation their tier allows. Rounded up to the next $10,000. Charged 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.

What's included in the Pro plan?

Live trading on every live broker, priced by total entry allocation. No per-bot fees. Everything else is the same on both plans.

Are there any setup fees?

No. Broker commissions are separate.

Brokers and markets

What does each broker trade?

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

Where can I trade crypto?

Alpaca trades crypto spot live. Nyria Paper simulates it. Hyperliquid, Kraken, Gemini, Robinhood Crypto, MEXC, Binance, Binance US, Coinbase and Coinbase US are coming soon.

Are equity index futures supported?

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

Which options strategies are supported?

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

Alert sources

How do I connect TradingView?

Create a strategy with TradingView as the source. Copy its 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 into the strategy's Integration tab to check it. For options, a TradingView strategy always picks the contract from its own rules.

How do I connect Discord?

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

How do I connect Telegram?

Create a strategy, pick Telegram and select Connect Telegram. Press Start in the Nyria bot chat. Add Nyria as admin of a group or channel you run, then pick it. Filter by author or keyword if others post there. Write calls the way you already do, like 'BTO AAPL 345c 11/20'.

What other alert sources work?

Webhooks and TrendSpider. Your own script or service sends JSON or plain text in your own wording. TrendSpider alerts go to the same kind of webhook URL.

Can an alert set the size or attach a stop?

No. The budget per entry you set sizes every order; an alert can't change it. Nyria attaches no stop order. A position closes when an exit alert arrives.

How fast are alerts processed?

Sub-second, alert to order.

For creators

How do I sell my strategy?

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. Nyria's checkout takes the payments and pays you out through Stripe. Building and testing are free.

Which payment providers are supported?

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

How do creators get paid?

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

Setting up

How do I get started?

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

How do I create a strategy?

In My strategies, select Create strategy. Name it and pick the alert source. Pick the asset type and set what entries and exits do. Choose who can copy it and add the tickers you allow.

How do I validate my alerts?

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

How do I deploy a bot?

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.

Running it

Is my broker account safe?

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.

What happens if an alert fails?

Every failure lands in the strategy's or bot's Logs tab, with the exact error. Common causes: low buying power, an unapproved option level, or trading outside market hours.

Can I use multiple brokers?

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

Can I close positions manually?

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

How do I stop a bot, and what happens to what it's holding?

Pause it. A paused bot ignores every alert, exits included. What 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.

Risk and support

What are the risks of automated trading?

Trading involves substantial risk of loss, and a bot acts on every alert it receives. Only trade capital you can afford to lose. Test on paper first, start small, and keep enough buying power for entries and exits.

What am I responsible for?

Your capital, your positions and your risk. Know how each strategy you run behaves, watch your account, and follow the rules that apply to you.

How do I get help?

Docs at docs.nyria.io, a ticket in Discord, or contact@nyria.io.

What's the risk disclosure?

Nyria is software. It doesn't give investment advice or recommendations, and it guarantees no result. Using Nyria means you accept the risks of trading.

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Try it on paper

Send one of your alerts to Nyria Paper and see the order it places.