Terms of Service

4A.1 OAuth and API authorization

When you connect a brokerage or exchange account to Nyria via OAuth or API credentials, you authorize Nyria to: (a) access your account information including balances, positions, and order history; (b) place orders in your account at your direction based on alerts you configure; and (c) receive trade execution notifications. You understand that your broker does not warrant or guarantee that Nyria will work as advertised or expected.

4A.2 Broker relationship

Your brokerage account is maintained by your broker, not by Nyria. Nyria is not a broker-dealer and does not hold your funds or securities. All order execution, settlement, custody, and regulatory compliance is the responsibility of your broker. Your relationship with your broker is governed by your broker's own agreements, including their customer agreement, margin agreement, and risk disclosures.

4A.3 Broker authorization validity

OAuth tokens and API keys may expire, be revoked, or become invalid. You are responsible for maintaining valid broker authorization. Nyria will make reasonable efforts to notify you of authorization failures, but we cannot guarantee delivery of such notifications. Failure to maintain valid authorization may result in missed trades or open positions that cannot be closed automatically.

4A.4 Order transmission

Nyria transmits orders to your broker on your behalf but does not guarantee order execution, fill prices, or timing. Orders may be rejected by your broker for various reasons including insufficient funds, margin requirements, market conditions, or account restrictions. Nyria does not retry rejected orders. You acknowledge that market conditions, broker system performance, network latency, and other factors may result in executions materially different from expected.

4A.5 Disconnection and revocation

You may disconnect your brokerage account at any time through the Platform settings or by revoking Nyria's access through your broker's interface. Disconnection does not close any open positions or cancel pending orders. You are solely responsible for managing positions after disconnection.

4A.6 Unofficial broker connections (Beta)

For broker connections offered in Beta that connect using your broker account username and password rather than an official OAuth or API credential, you acknowledge and agree that:

• Your broker's terms. You are solely responsible for ensuring that automating your account through Nyria is permitted under your agreement with your broker. Unofficial connections operate against the broker's undocumented or private API and are not authorized by the broker. Your broker may restrict or take action on your account if it determines that third-party automation is in use.
• No affiliation. Nyria is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by the broker. Robinhood is a trademark of Robinhood Markets, Inc. Nyria has no relationship with Robinhood Markets, Inc.
• Beta status. Unofficial connections are Beta features provided as-is, with no guarantee of availability, reliability, or continued support. Nyria may change, suspend, or discontinue an unofficial connection at any time without notice.
• Credential handling. Credential handling for unofficial connections is described in the Privacy Policy, Section 4A.5. You should disconnect and change your broker password immediately if you suspect any compromise.

4B.1 Your responsibility

You remain solely responsible for all alerts delivered and all orders placed through your account, regardless of whether an alert was sent by you, by an AI agent, or by any other automated program. You must grant MCP access only to clients you control and trust.

4B.2 No liability for AI-generated orders

Nyria is not liable for orders placed through alerts sent by an AI agent, an automated tool, or any other program connected to your MCP credential, including orders resulting from hallucination, misconfiguration, or runaway execution by a third-party AI system.

4B.3 Revocation

You can revoke MCP credentials from your account at any time. Revoking a credential immediately stops further alerts from any client using it.

13A.1 Not a broker-dealer or investment adviser

Nyria LLC is NOT a registered broker-dealer under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, NOT a registered investment adviser under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, and NOT registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), or any state securities regulatory authority. Nyria does not provide personalized investment advice, manage investment portfolios, or act as a fiduciary. We provide technology tools only.

13A.2 Futures and other commodity interests

Nyria does not place real orders for futures, options on futures, swaps, perpetual futures, or any other commodity interest, and no account that can be connected to Nyria today is used by Nyria to trade them. Nyria Paper can simulate crypto perpetual futures; a simulated trade places no order and moves no money.

Nyria is not registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) or the National Futures Association (NFA) in any capacity, including as a commodity trading advisor, commodity pool operator, introducing broker, or futures commission merchant.

If Nyria adds any of these products, it will update these Terms and the Risk Disclaimer, and ask you to accept the updated disclosure, before that support is available to you. Trading futures and other leveraged derivatives involves substantial risk of loss, and the risks described in the Risk Disclaimer apply to them if and when they are offered.

13A.3 Strategy results

Results shown for a strategy are computed from the strategy's alerts, at the prices Nyria recorded when it processed them. They are not the fills of any account. Results computed this way have inherent limits: they involve no financial risk, and they cannot account for the effect financial risk has on real trading, such as the ability to withstand losses or to keep following a strategy through them. There are often sharp differences between results computed this way and the results an account achieves. Your fills and results may differ from them because of your position size, your broker, timing, liquidity, fees, and slippage. Past results do not guarantee future results. Nyria makes no representation that any account will or is likely to achieve results similar to those shown. A strategy's results are not a guarantee of any outcome, and they are not investment advice or a recommendation.

Section 13D.6 explains how strategy results are calculated.

13A.4 Investment Company Act

Nyria is NOT an investment company registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940. The Platform does not pool user funds or invest on behalf of users. Each user's brokerage account is separate and individually owned.

13A.5 Options risk disclosure

Options trading involves significant risk and is not appropriate for all investors. Before trading options, you should read "Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options" (the "OCC Risk Disclosure") available from your broker or at theocc.com. You can lose the entire amount invested in options, and losses can exceed your initial investment when selling options.

13A.6 Cryptocurrency risk disclosure

Cryptocurrency trading is extremely volatile and speculative. Cryptocurrencies are not legal tender, are not backed by any government, and accounts and value balances are not subject to FDIC or SIPC protections. Cryptocurrency markets operate 24/7 and may experience significant price swings. Regulatory treatment of cryptocurrencies is evolving and may change.

13D.1 Creators are independent

Strategies published on Nyria are created by independent third parties, not by Nyria. Creators are not Nyria's employees, agents, or representatives. Apart from the identity check Stripe runs on a creator who sells through Nyria, so that they can be paid, Nyria does not vet creators, and it does not review their strategies or verify their results, their qualifications, or their claims. That identity check is not a review of the creator or the strategy. Nyria is not responsible for creators' conduct, and nothing a creator publishes is Nyria's advice or recommendation.

13D.2 What a creator agrees to

A creator who publishes a strategy agrees that they have the right to publish it, that what they say about it is accurate and not misleading, that they promise no one a profit, that they are responsible for the laws that apply to selling trading signals, and that they will follow the Creator Policy. A published strategy sends the same signal to everyone who copies it, and a creator gives no subscriber individual trading direction.

13D.3 How a strategy is sold

A strategy that is sold is sold in one of two ways, and the checkout names who you are paying.

Through Nyria. Nyria sells you access to the strategy as the seller, and Section 13F applies to your purchase.

Through the creator's own checkout. You pay the creator through the creator's own payment account, such as Stripe or Whop. Nyria is not a party to that sale, never holds that money, and is not obligated to intervene in a dispute between you and a creator. Refunds and cancellations are between you and the creator, subject to their payment provider's rules.

13D.4 What a creator can see

A creator can see, for each bot copying their strategy, the copier's name and email, which broker it runs on, whether the account is live or paper, the position size set, whether the bot is running and when it was set up, whether the bot is erroring, and its most recent log line. A log line can include order details and, when an order is refused for lack of funds, the balance the broker reported. Otherwise they cannot see a copier's balance, and they cannot see a copier's account number, broker credentials, or any strategy that is not theirs. Creators agree to use that information only to support the strategy.

13D.5 Listing and removal

Nyria may accept, reject, rank, feature, unlist, or stop offering any strategy at its discretion. Where a strategy appears in a list, and whether it is featured, is not a recommendation or an endorsement of it. A creator may change or stop a strategy at any time. If a creator's subscription lapses, bots copying that strategy stop opening new positions and are limited to closing what they already hold.

13D.6 Published figures

Performance figures shown on a strategy page are computed from the strategy's alerts, not from the fills of any brokerage account. Only closed trades count. Each entry counts as one unit, one share for stocks or one contract for options, and partial fills or rejected orders in any account are not reflected. A crypto strategy's figures are instead each trade's return applied to the creator's recommended amount per entry, added up, or the returns in percent when no amount is set. Each entry and exit uses the price Nyria recorded when it processed that alert. An option held to expiry is counted at its intrinsic value from the underlying's official close on the expiration date once two market-data sources agree on that close; until then, or if it cannot be settled that way, it counts at $0. No commissions, fees, borrowing costs, or slippage are deducted. Your own fills and results may differ.

13E.1 When this section applies

This Section 13E applies to you only if you sell access to a Strategy through Nyria's own checkout, and it applies from the first time you set up a plan to sell that way. It does not apply to a sale through your own payment account, such as Stripe or Whop, which Section 13D.3 covers.

13E.2 How a sale works

When a Member buys a plan for your Strategy through Nyria, Nyria sells the Member access to your Strategy in its own name, as the seller and merchant of record. The Member pays Nyria through Stripe, and the Member's contract for that purchase is with Nyria. You supply the Strategy. From each payment, Nyria keeps its fee, Stripe's fee for processing the payment is deducted, and Nyria pays you the rest as your share of the revenue (your "share").

13E.3 Nyria's fee

Nyria's fee is $50 a month per Member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation the Member's tier allows. A tier is rounded up to the next $10,000, so a $25,000 tier counts as $30,000. A yearly plan pays twelve months of the fee out of each yearly payment. If a payment does not cover Nyria's fee and Stripe's processing fee, no share is owed for it.

13E.4 Stripe and your payout account

To be paid, you open a payout account with Stripe through Nyria and accept the Stripe Connected Account Agreement, which incorporates the Stripe Services Agreement, and any other terms Stripe requires for your country (together, the "Stripe Terms"). The Stripe Terms are between you and Stripe. Stripe verifies your identity, collects your bank and tax details, and pays your share out to your bank, and Nyria cannot waive what Stripe requires. You authorize Nyria to give Stripe the information about you and your sales that Stripe needs to pay you, and to receive information about your payout account from Stripe. You can sell before you finish setting up your payout account: Nyria records each share you are owed and sends it once your account can receive it. Selling through Nyria is available only in the countries Nyria supports for payouts.

13E.5 Payouts and holds

Nyria sends your share of a payment to your payout account after the Member pays. It becomes available to you once the Member's payment settles, and Stripe pays it to your bank on the payout schedule in your Stripe account. Shares are paid in U.S. dollars, and any currency conversion is made by Stripe under the Stripe Terms. Nyria may delay a payout, or hold a share, while your payout account does not meet Stripe's identity, tax, or other requirements; while Nyria reasonably suspects fraud, a breach of these Terms or the Creator Policy, or an unusual level of refunds or disputes; or where the law or a legal process requires it. Nyria pays a held share that is owed to you once the reason for the hold ends. Nyria is not liable for a delay in a payout that Stripe causes or that a hold under this section causes, and Section 8 does not limit Nyria's obligation to pay you a share that is owed to you.

13E.6 Refunds, disputes, and set-off

Nyria decides whether a Member receives a refund, under Section 13F.4 and the law. If Nyria refunds all or part of a payment, or a Member disputes a payment with their bank or card issuer, the same part of your share is taken back: Nyria reverses that part of its transfer to your payout account or, if the share has not been sent, it is no longer owed. A disputed payment is treated as fully refunded unless the dispute is decided in Nyria's favor and the payment is returned to Nyria, in which case its share is owed to you again. Nyria handles disputes, decides whether to contest them, and may ask you for information to do so. Nyria may deduct any share it could not take back, and any other amount you owe Nyria under these Terms, from shares it owes you later. If those are not enough, you will pay the balance to Nyria on request.

13E.7 Taxes

You are responsible for the taxes on what you are paid, and for reporting it. Stripe collects tax details, such as your taxpayer identification number, when you set up your payout account, and Nyria may ask you for a tax form, such as Form W-9 or Form W-8BEN, and hold your shares until you give it. Information returns, such as Form 1099, are issued through Stripe where the law requires them. Nyria may withhold from a share any tax the law requires it to withhold. Any sales tax, VAT, or similar tax on a sale through Nyria is Nyria's to collect where the law requires it, and is not part of the payment your share is calculated from.

13E.8 Prices and plans

You set each plan's name, its price (at least the minimum Nyria shows), its billing interval (from the intervals Nyria offers, currently monthly), and the total entry allocation its tier allows. A new price applies only to Members who buy after the change; Members already subscribed keep the price they bought. Nyria will move an existing Member to a higher price only at your request, and only after emailing that Member at least 30 days before the new price applies. You can close a plan to new Members at any time. Members already on it keep it, and it renews, until they cancel.

13E.9 Stopping a strategy

If you stop offering a Strategy you sell through Nyria, Nyria stops its subscriptions from renewing, and you keep the Strategy running as you described it until the last period its Members have paid for ends. Closing a plan to new Members does not stop the Strategy for Members who already have it; to do that, tell Nyria at contact@nyria.io.

13E.10 When selling ends

Nyria may refuse to let you sell through Nyria, and may pause or stop sales of any plan or Strategy, or end your ability to sell, at its discretion, including to comply with the law, the Stripe Terms, or card network rules, or under the Creator Policy. If Nyria removes a Strategy or ends your ability to sell, Nyria stops the Strategy's subscriptions from renewing, and Members keep access until the end of the period they have paid for, unless Nyria ends it sooner under Section 13B.4. You may stop selling through Nyria at any time as Section 13E.9 describes. When selling ends, for any reason, Nyria pays you the shares owed for payments made before then, subject to Sections 13E.5 and 13E.6 and to any withholding under the Creator Policy.

13E.11 Independent contractor

You sell through Nyria as an independent contractor. Nothing in these Terms makes you Nyria's employee, agent, partner, or joint venturer. You may not make commitments for Nyria or say that you act for it, and you are responsible for your own expenses, insurance, and any license or registration your activity requires.

13E.12 Your promises

Each time you sell through Nyria, you represent and warrant that: (a) the information you give Nyria and Stripe is accurate, and you keep it up to date; (b) you have the authority to agree to these Terms, and to bind any business you sell for; (c) you have the rights to the Strategy and to everything you publish with it; (d) your Strategy, what you say about it, and your dealings with Members comply with these Terms, the Creator Policy, and the law, including the securities, commodities, investment adviser, consumer protection, and advertising laws that apply where you and your Members are; (e) you have decided for yourself whether your activity requires you to register as an investment adviser, commodity trading advisor, or otherwise, and you hold every registration it requires; (f) no regulator or court has barred you from giving investment or trading advice or from the securities or commodities business; and (g) you are not a person described in Section 13C.

13E.13 Indemnity

In addition to Section 10, you will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Nyria and its affiliates, directors, officers, employees, and agents from any claim, demand, investigation, fine, loss, or cost, including reasonable attorneys' fees, brought or imposed by a Member, a regulator, Stripe, or any other third party that arises from your Strategy, what you say about it, your dealings with Members, your use of Member information, your taxes, or your breach of these Terms, the Creator Policy, the Stripe Terms, or the law. Nyria may deduct amounts owed under this section from shares it owes you.

13E.14 Changes to these selling terms

Nyria will tell you at least 30 days before a change to its fee, or to how your share is calculated or paid, takes effect. A change applies only to payments made after it takes effect. Section 2 applies to every other change.

13F.1 When this section applies

This Section 13F applies to a subscription to a Strategy that you buy through Nyria's own checkout, from your first such purchase. A Strategy bought through a creator's own checkout is covered by Section 13D.3 instead.

13F.2 Who you buy from

Nyria sells you access to the Strategy, and your contract for the purchase is with Nyria. The Strategy's creator supplies it: its alerts, its settings, and what is said about it are the creator's, not Nyria's, and Section 13D applies to them. Nyria pays the creator part of what you pay. Your plan sets the total entry allocation you can run on the Strategy. Your access is for your own use, and you may not share or resell it.

13F.3 Renewal and cancellation

A Strategy subscription renews automatically, every month or every year as the plan you chose states, until you cancel. Its price, in U.S. dollars, and its billing interval are shown before you pay. By subscribing, you authorize Nyria, through its payment processor Stripe, to charge your payment method the plan's price at the start of each period until you cancel. You can cancel online at any time: in the app, open Billing, choose Manage in Stripe, and cancel the subscription there. You can also cancel by emailing contact@nyria.io. Cancelling stops future charges. Your access continues until the end of the period you have already paid for, and then ends; your bots on the Strategy then stop opening new positions and are limited to closing what they already hold. Section 6.6 applies to taxes on your purchase.

13F.4 Refunds

Payments for a Strategy subscription are non-refundable, including for partial periods, unused time, the Strategy's results, or changes its creator makes to it, except where the law requires a refund. If Nyria gives a refund in one case, it is not obliged to give one in another.

13F.5 If the strategy stops

A creator can change a Strategy, or stop sending its alerts, at any time, and Nyria does not promise that a Strategy will keep running for any period. If a creator stops offering a Strategy you bought through Nyria, or it is deleted or removed, Nyria stops your subscription from renewing, and you keep access until the end of the period you have paid for, unless Nyria ends it sooner under Section 13B.4. If a creator closes your plan to new Members, you keep it until you cancel.

13F.6 Price changes

A creator can change a plan's price for new Members. You keep the price you bought at unless Nyria emails you at least 30 days before a new price applies to your subscription, and you can cancel before then.

13F.7 Payment problems

If a payment fails, Stripe may try it again, and Nyria may end your access to the Strategy if it is not paid. If you think a charge is wrong, contact Nyria at contact@nyria.io first, so it can be put right. That does not limit any right you have to dispute a charge with your bank or card issuer, but Nyria may suspend your access to a Strategy while a dispute over its payment is open.