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Webull

Webull is not connectable in Nyria yet. This page previews the stocks and options coverage planned, and what to use for those markets today.

Webull integration is coming soon and cannot be connected yet. For stocks and options today, use Schwab, Alpaca, Tradier or tastytrade.

Webull is a commission-free brokerage supporting stocks and options trading.

Planned coverage

  • 🔜 Stocks (coming soon)
  • 🔜 Options, single legs and spreads (coming soon)
  • ❌ Futures
  • 🔜 Cryptocurrency, spot (coming soon)

Account Types

  • Live Trading - Real money trading. There will be no Webull paper mode on Nyria

Connecting Webull

Planned, once the integration ships:

  1. Click Integrations in the left sidebar
  2. Find Webull in the Brokers grid and click its card
  3. Click Connect live account
  4. Paste the API key and secret you generated at webull.com
  5. The card now shows the account as connected

Planned features

Commission-Free Trading

  • $0 commissions on stocks and ETFs
  • $0 commissions on options (per contract fees may apply)
  • No account minimums

Options Trading

  • Single leg options
  • Multi-leg spreads
  • Standard spread types supported

Order Types

  • Market orders
  • Limit orders
  • Extended hours trading

Margin Requirements

Webull uses standard Reg T margin:

  • Long Stock - 100% of purchase price
  • Short Stock - 150% of stock value (margin account required)
  • Long Options - Premium paid
  • Spreads - Max loss

Limitations

  • No futures support
  • No fractional shares
  • Options in whole contracts only
  • Margin account required for short selling

Troubleshooting

"Account not approved for options"

Enable options trading in your Webull account settings and complete the options agreement.

"Pattern Day Trader restriction"

If you have less than $25,000 and make 4+ day trades in 5 days, PDT restrictions apply. That is the broker's rule, enforced on the broker's side.

"Insufficient buying power"

Check your available cash. For spreads, ensure you have margin for max loss.

Next Steps