Move without rewriting your alerts.
Nothing goes live until one of your own alerts has been sent through and read correctly, so a wording problem surfaces on a dry run rather than on a real order.
What usually pushes people to switch
What moving actually involves
No card. The confirmation email is what unlocks the account, so open it before you go any further.
Create an accountA strategy holds the market, the sides you trade, the option legs (up to 4) and the sizing. It's also what owns the webhook URL, so this comes before you touch your old platform.
See how it worksSend an alert worded exactly the way you send it today. Nyria reads it, picks the contracts and simulates the trade, and the strategy stays inactive until that passes, so a wording problem surfaces here rather than on a live order.
See alert sourcesSchwab, tastytrade and live Tradier accounts connect over OAuth, so Nyria never sees your password. Alpaca uses an API key you create with the permissions you choose. Revoking from the broker cuts Nyria off immediately.
See brokersCopy the strategy's webhook URL into TradingView, or pick the Discord channel Nyria should watch, then deploy a bot and set its allocation. Deploy to Nyria Paper first if you want a dry run; that needs no broker at all.
See pricingCutting over without trading twice
Your old platform keeps its own connection to the broker, so for as long as both are pointed at the same account one signal becomes two orders and you hold twice the size you meant to. Deploy to Nyria Paper while the old platform is still running, compare what each of them did, and connect the real account only once the old one is off.
A position closes when an exit alert arrives, when you close it at your broker, or, on a strategy you own, from the Liquidate positions dialog on that strategy's page. Nothing protective rests at the broker in between, and the Live page is read-only: it shows what's open across your accounts, it doesn't trade.
A paused bot is passed over when a strategy's alerts are handed out, including the exit that would have closed what it's already holding. Pause a bot once it's flat. While it still holds something, leave it running until the exit comes through, or close that position at your broker.
What it costs
Up to 10 strategies and 10 simulated bots on Nyria Paper. No card, no broker needed.
Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade and Alpaca, every alert source, multi-leg spreads, and as many bots as fit inside your allocation. Starts with a 14-day free trial.
If you sell access to your strategies. Charged for every member whose paid access is active that period, whether or not they trade.
Questions traders ask before switching
No. Send them worded the way you send them now, a TradingView template, a line of plain text, or your own bot's JSON. Validation in step 3 is where you prove that on your own alerts before anything goes live.
Not if you hold active paid access to a strategy whose author publishes it on Nyria. That access covers your allocation, so you can connect a broker and run a live bot without paying Nyria anything.
Yes. Nyria Paper is a simulated broker that needs no credentials at all, so you can run the whole path, alert in, order out, before you connect a real account. Pro subscriptions also start with a 14-day free trial.
Bracket, OCO, OTO, trailing stops, and take-profit attached as an extra leg are intentionally not supported, so nothing protective rests at your broker between alerts. A target is a separate exit alert your signal source has to send. See the full FAQ for the complete capability list.
Bring one alert across
Nyria Paper takes the strategy and one of your alerts without a broker attached, so nothing is at stake on the first run.