Frequently asked questions
Answers on which brokers Nyria connects, what it costs, how alerts from TradingView, Discord and Telegram become orders, selling strategies, and safety.
The basics
What is Nyria?
Nyria turns your alerts from TradingView, Discord, Telegram, TrendSpider or your own code into broker orders. Each alert becomes an order in your own Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade or Alpaca account: stocks and options everywhere, crypto spot at Alpaca.
What are integrations?
The broker and exchange accounts you connect for your bots to trade in. Live now: Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade, Alpaca and Nyria Paper. Coming soon: Robinhood, Robinhood Crypto, Webull, TradeStation, E*TRADE, Kraken, Gemini, Hyperliquid, MEXC, Binance, Binance US, Coinbase, Coinbase US and Tradovate.
Until yours is live, test your strategy for free on paper, or use any other live broker.
What are strategies?
A strategy holds the rules for one set of alerts: where they come from, what they trade, and how each one becomes an order. A strategy is Public (listed, anyone can copy it), Premium (listed, only paying members can copy it) or Private (unlisted, only you and people with a share link).
What are bots?
A bot places a strategy's trades in one of your broker accounts, at your budget per entry.
Pricing and plans
What's included for free?
Run up to 10 paper bots free, yours or anyone's. Live trading from $15 a month, priced by your total entry allocation.
Paper bots are free on Nyria Paper and on a broker's own paper account. Bots on live accounts need Nyria Pro, except on a Premium strategy you've bought.
How much does Nyria Pro cost for traders?
$15 a month up to $2,500 of total entry allocation, $50 up to $5,000, $100 up to $10,000, then $100 for each additional $10,000, up to $100,000. Your bots can then trade at any broker you connect. See total entry allocation.
Your total entry allocation is every live bot's budget per entry, added up. It's the most your live bots could put in at once. 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. Three live bots with a $10,000 budget per entry make $30,000, so you pay $300 a month.
Bots on Premium strategies from creators count toward their set pricing tier instead. Their creator pays Nyria's fee for them.
Can I pay yearly?
Yes. A yearly plan costs ten months, billed once a year, at every tier, and renews every year until you cancel. Nyria emails you about 30 days before each yearly renewal. Creator plans are billed monthly.
Can I test before I pay?
Yes. Paper is free, on Nyria Paper or your broker's own paper account, so you can check a strategy works before you pay to automate it.
How much does Nyria cost for creators?
Set up and test for free. Nyria's fee is $50 a month per member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation their tier allows, rounded up to the next $10,000. How you pay it depends on how you sell:
- Through Nyria: the fee comes out of each member's payment, card processing comes out too, and Stripe pays you the rest. Nothing is billed to you, and you need no creator plan. See what Nyria charges.
- On your own Whop or Stripe checkout: Nyria bills you at the end of each month for the members subscribed to your strategies that month, by each member's tier, on the 1st for the previous calendar month. You're billed for a member once they claim access in Nyria. You're billed for them if their paid access began before that month ended and is still live on the billing date, whether or not they trade. Nyria Creator has the billing rules.
Are there any setup fees?
No. You pay only the plan's monthly or yearly price and can cancel any time.
Supported brokers and markets
Which brokers trade stocks and options?
| Broker | Stocks | Options | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nyria Paper | Live (simulated) | ||
| Charles Schwab | Live | ||
| Tradier | Live | ||
| tastytrade | Live | ||
| Alpaca | Live | ||
| Robinhood | Coming soon | ||
| Webull | Coming soon | ||
| TradeStation | Coming soon | ||
| E*TRADE | Coming soon |
Which exchanges trade crypto?
| Exchange | Spot | Perpetuals | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nyria Paper | Live (simulated) | ||
| tastytrade | Live | ||
| Alpaca | Live | ||
| Robinhood Crypto | Coming soon | ||
| Kraken | Coming soon | ||
| Gemini | Coming soon | ||
| Hyperliquid | Coming soon | ||
| MEXC | Coming soon | ||
| Binance | Coming soon | ||
| Binance US | Coming soon | ||
| Coinbase | Coming soon | ||
| Coinbase US | Coming soon |
Crypto at tastytrade is disabled through its API (its developer release notes, 29 June 2026), so use Nyria Paper or Alpaca for crypto.
Which brokers trade equity futures?
None yet. Tradovate is coming soon.
Which option strategies work?
Single calls and puts, and spreads of up to 4 legs on one expiration with the same quantity on each leg: verticals, iron condors and iron butterflies, straddles and strangles, or your own combination. Calendars, diagonals and ratio spreads (like a 1:2:1 butterfly) aren't supported.
Contract selection:
- From my rules: Nyria picks strikes and an expiration 0 to 31 trading days out from your leg rules
- Provided in alert: each alert names every contract in the entry, at any listed expiration
Alert sources
How do I connect TradingView?
- Create a strategy with TradingView as the alert source.
- On its Integration tab, follow Create the alert and Check format.
TradingView options strategies always use From my rules.
How do I connect Discord?
- Link Discord on the Integrations page.
- Invite the Nyria bot to a Discord server you run.
- Pick the server and channel, and optionally an author or keyword filter.
- Send plain-text alerts like
SPY long entryorSPY 780C.
Discord supports both From my rules and Provided in alert. With Provided in alert, a Discord or Telegram entry with no date takes the nearest listed expiration. That can be today's expiration (0DTE), even late in the day.
How do I connect Telegram?
- Create a strategy with Telegram as the alert source and select Connect Telegram.
- Press Start in the chat with @NyriaAlertsBot, then tap Link in its reply to link your Telegram account.
- Add Nyria to a group or channel as an admin. You need to be the chat's owner, or an admin who can add admins. Nyria only reads messages and never posts.
- Pick the chat, and optionally an author or keyword filter.
Telegram alerts take the same formats as Discord alerts, with the same From my rules and Provided in alert contract selection. See the Telegram guide.
What other alert sources are supported?
- Custom webhook: POST alerts from your own bot or service to your strategy's webhook URL, as plain text or JSON. Live now.
- TrendSpider: point TrendSpider's Alerts or Strategy Bots at your webhook URL. Live now.
How fast are alerts processed?
Sub-second, alert to order. TradingView can take up to a minute to send an alert. Fills depend on your broker. See known limitations.
For creators: selling strategies
How do I sell my strategies?
Through Nyria, or on your own Whop or Stripe checkout.
Through Nyria, with no creator plan and no payment account of your own:
- Open the plan editor. On a Premium strategy, open Manage pricing in its ⋯ menu and select Sell through Nyria. On a strategy that isn't Premium, select Set a price on its Sell this strategy card.
- Set the plan. Set its Total entry allocation and Price per month, and select Save plan.
- Set up payouts. Stripe pays your share of each payment to your bank.
On your own Whop or Stripe:
- Start a creator plan.
- Connect Whop or Stripe. On Integrations, select Connect Whop or Connect Stripe.
- Make the strategy Premium. Under Who can copy it, select Premium.
- Add products. In Manage pricing, select Whop or Stripe, then Create a product or Link an existing product, and set its Total entry allocation.
Sell through Nyria → · Sell on Whop → · Sell with Stripe →
Can I limit a strategy to paper or live accounts?
Yes. In Who can run this strategy, choose Paper only, Live only or Paper and live, and pick the brokers live bots can use. Bots on an account the strategy no longer allows skip new entries, and exits still go through. See who can run a strategy.
When does a member have access?
Access starts when a member pays and ends when their plan ends. A member who cancels a plan bought through Nyria keeps access to the end of the period they paid for.
How do members cancel?
A member who bought through Nyria opens Billing and, under Strategy subscriptions, selects Manage in Stripe. Access lasts to the end of the period they paid for. A member who bought on your own Whop or Stripe cancels there.
When do I get paid?
Through Nyria, your share of each payment is sent to your Stripe account after the member pays, and Stripe pays it to your bank on your payout schedule after the payment settles. Until you set up payouts, your share is held for you. On your own Whop or Stripe, members pay you directly, on that provider's schedule.
Getting started
How do I get started?

Connect a broker on Integrations, starting with Nyria Paper, then follow the Quick start.
How do I create a strategy?
On My strategies, select Create strategy and work through the wizard. See strategies.
How do I check my alert format?

On the strategy's Integration tab, enter an example alert for each enabled trade type and select Check format. TradingView strategies get a guided wizard instead. When every example passes, the strategy changes from Draft to Active.
How do I deploy a bot?
On your strategy, select Deploy bot, set a budget per entry, pick the account and deploy. See bots.
Bots and positions
What happens if an alert fails?
It's logged with the reason on the strategy's or the bot's Logs tab, and Nyria doesn't retry it. The one exception is a close on a cash account that the broker rejected for a reason that clears by itself, such as unsettled funds or a broker outage: Nyria re-sends that close once, after re-checking the position at the broker. See when an order fails.
Can I use more than one broker?
Yes. Connect each broker on Integrations, then pick the account when you deploy each bot.
What if I need to close positions manually?
Close at your broker. A strategy's creator can also open the strategy's ⋯ menu and select Close positions. Pausing or deleting a bot closes nothing. See closing a position.
How many bots can I create?
Up to 10 paper bots free. A live bot needs room in your total entry allocation for its budget per entry. Each strategy takes one bot per broker account. See pricing and limits.
Can I change a bot's budget?
Yes. Edit the bot at any time. The new budget applies to later entries, not to positions already open.
What happens if I pause a bot?
It stops acting on alerts, exit alerts included, so an open position stays open. Close it at your broker, or start the bot again so it acts on the next exit alert. See closing a position.
Risk and support
Is my broker account safe?
Nyria connects through the broker's own sign-in or an API key you create, so it never sees your password. It can place and cancel orders but can't move money, and you can revoke its access at any time. Broker access and refresh tokens and broker API keys are encrypted at rest. See security and your money.
What are the risks of automated trading?
A bot acts on every alert without anyone checking first, so losses can come quickly. Test on paper first, start with a small budget per entry, keep cash free for exits that cost money (like closing a credit spread), and run the daily check. The risk disclosure lists every risk.
How do I get help?
- Discord: join discord.gg/nyria, then open a ticket in #contact-us
- Email: contact@nyria.io
What's the risk disclosure?
The legal page that sets out the risks of automated trading. You accept it when you sign up, deploy a bot or publish a strategy. Nyria is software only: it gives no investment advice, trade recommendations or performance guarantees.
What happens to an option that expires today?
What Nyria does in the last 30 minutes before the close for an option expiring that day: the bot log row and notification for each outcome.
What's new
Every change you can see or use in Nyria during October 2026: pricing, the one-click paper bot, bot page notices, option safety checks and new guides.