Overview

What Nyria does

When an alert fires, Nyria reads it, works out the order and places it in your broker account. A message like SPY long entry in a Discord channel becomes a buy order in your Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade or Alpaca account.

Alerts can be plain text or JSON. No fixed template: a ticker, a direction and an action, like SPY long entry, are enough.

Nyria trades stocks, crypto spot and options up to 4 legs on one expiration, with strikes picked by delta, offset or price. Crypto spot goes live through Alpaca. Crypto perpetuals run on Nyria Paper only.

Nyria Paper is a free simulated broker. It runs a full strategy without a brokerage account.

How it fits together

1. A strategy turns your alerts into trades: where alerts come from, what each one does and what it can trade.
2. A bot runs that strategy in one broker account, at the budget you set.
3. Start with a bot on Nyria Paper. When its trades look right, deploy a second bot on a live account.
4. When the strategy has a track record, you can sell access to it. Members run it in their own broker accounts.

Selling strategies

Sell access to your strategies through Nyria, or through your existing payment providers.

• Through Nyria: members pay Nyria by card, Nyria keeps its fee from each payment, and Stripe pays you the rest. No creator plan needed.
• On your own Whop or Stripe checkout: members pay you. Nyria bills you at the end of each month for the members subscribed to your strategies that month, based on each member's tier.

Sell through Nyria → · Sell on Whop → · Sell with Stripe →

Quick start

1. Connect a broker. Start with Nyria Paper.
2. Create a strategy. Pick the alert source, set what each alert does, then check its alert format.
3. Deploy a bot. Set a budget and pick the account it trades.

Quick start →

Integrations

Connect brokers, plus Whop or Stripe to sell or subscribe to paid strategies.

Integrations →

Strategies

A strategy sets where its alerts come from, what it trades, and what each entry and exit does.

Strategies → · Alert sources → · What you can trade →

Bots

A bot places a strategy's trades in one of your broker accounts, at your budget per entry.

When you add a bot, you set:

• Size. A budget per entry in dollars, or an exact number of shares or contracts where the strategy allows it.
• Broker account. The broker account it trades.
• Tickers. Which of the strategy's tickers it trades.
• Force market orders. Send every entry and exit as a market order instead of a limit order.

Bots →

More

• Pricing and limits: plans, prices and what each covers
• Security and your money: whether Nyria can move your money, and how to revoke access
• Paper trading: what a simulated fill does and does not prove
• When an order fails: how to recover
• Known limitations: what can go wrong
• Use cases: selling trading signals, Discord copy trading, Telegram signals to a broker and options traders, on nyria.io
• Glossary
• FAQ
• Troubleshooting