Migrate from TradersPost

This guide moves your live setup from TradersPost to Nyria without rewriting any TradingView alerts or broker permissions. Most users finish in under 15 minutes.

Before you start

You'll need:

• Your existing TradersPost broker connections (Schwab, tastytrade, Tradier, Alpaca). You'll re-authorize them on Nyria
• Your TradingView alert messages (or Discord channel)
• Your strategy logic (what fires entry, what fires exit)

Don't disconnect TradersPost yet. Run both side-by-side on paper trading first.

Step 1: Sign up for Nyria

Go to app.nyria.io and create an account. Free tier includes paper trading on up to 10 Nyria Paper bots. No credit card required.

Step 2: Connect your broker

Pick the same broker you used on TradersPost.

Nyria connects via the same official OAuth or API key as TradersPost. Your funds and credentials stay at the broker. Nyria stores only the access token, never the broker username/password, and never has withdraw permissions.

Step 3: Map your TradersPost strategy to Nyria

TradersPost uses two concepts (Strategy + Subscription) to Nyria's two concepts (Strategy + Bot):

Quick mapping

1. Create a Nyria Strategy with the same name as your TradersPost Strategy.
2. Set the alert source (TradingView / Discord / Custom webhook).
3. Configure entry, exit, and (if options) legs, the same logic you used in TradersPost.
4. Deploy a Bot to the broker integration you connected in Step 2.
5. Copy the Nyria webhook URL from the strategy's Integration tab.

Step 4: Replace the webhook URL in your alert source

Your existing alert message works as-is. No rewrites required.

TradingView

1. Open the alert in TradingView (Alt+A from the chart)
2. Replace the TradersPost webhook URL with the Nyria URL
3. Leave the message body unchanged
4. Save

Nyria parses any reasonable text or JSON format:

long entry SPY

{
  "ticker": "{{ticker}}",
  "action": "{{strategy.order.action}}",
  "marketPosition": "{{strategy.market_position}}",
  "prevMarketPosition": "{{strategy.prev_market_position}}"
}

BUY 1 SPY 6/19 $500 CALL @ 1.50

All three of the above will parse correctly. You don't have to pick one of Nyria's templates because there are none.

Discord

If you were using a third-party Discord→webhook forwarder for TradersPost, you can drop it. Nyria has native Discord:

1. Invite the Nyria bot to your Discord server
2. Pick the channel in the Nyria UI
3. Send a test message

TrendSpider

Point TrendSpider's account webhook (or a Strategy Bot's own webhook) at your Nyria URL. See the TrendSpider guide.

Telegram

Coming soon. Until Telegram ships, route those alerts via TradingView, Discord, TrendSpider, or your strategy's custom webhook URL.

Step 5: Validate alerts

In your Nyria strategy:

1. Go to the Integration tab
2. Paste two example alerts into the Alert Validation card: one entry, one exit
3. Click Validate Alert Formats

Nyria parses both and shows what it understood (instrument, side, option legs if any). Adjust and re-validate until it's right. The strategy stays a draft, and cannot run a bot, until this passes.

Step 6: Paper trade for a week

This is the most important step. Deploy your bot to the Nyria Paper integration first.

• Same alerts, same strategy logic, simulated fills
• Compare against TradersPost's behavior in parallel
• Confirm position lifecycle: entry, exit, no-position scenarios

When you're happy, switch the bot's integration to the live broker.

Step 7: What about multi-leg spreads?

If you ran single-leg options on TradersPost (which is all they support), Nyria handles that the same way, except you can now also build multi-leg spreads.

Vertical spread example

In the Nyria strategy editor:

• Leg 1: BUY · CALL · Delta 0.30 · DTE 7–31
• Leg 2: SELL · CALL · Delta 0.20 · DTE 7–31 (same expiration)

One alert fires both legs as a single multi-leg order at Schwab, tastytrade, Tradier, or Alpaca.

SPX iron condor example

• Leg 1: BUY · PUT · Strikes-away -10 (long protective)
• Leg 2: SELL · PUT · Delta 0.16 (short put)
• Leg 3: SELL · CALL · Delta 0.16 (short call)
• Leg 4: BUY · CALL · Strikes-away +10 (long protective)

Nyria automatically rewrites SPX to SPXW before order placement (PM-settled root). You don't have to handle that in Pine Script.

Step 8: Cancel TradersPost (when you're ready)

After 5–10 successful Nyria trades and no surprises, cancel your TradersPost subscription. No "migration fee" or porting step on our side. Once your webhook URL points at Nyria, you're done.

Pricing comparison

At one bot with $10k max entry size, Nyria sits between the two: about $16/mo above TradersPost Basic, and about $69/mo below Pro. Which one you'd actually be on depends on how many bots and asset classes you need, and that is the point of the comparison, because Nyria doesn't gate either one.

TradersPost prices read from their public pricing page on 3 September 2026, annual billing. Check current figures before relying on them.

Troubleshooting common migration issues

"My alert validates on Nyria but the order isn't firing"

Check:

• Bot is Active (not paused)
• Broker integration is Connected (not Reauth required)
• Strategy is Active
• The alert's instrument matches the bot's selected instruments

"My TradersPost JSON template is rejected on Nyria"

It's not rejected. Nyria parses any format. If you want, send the exact JSON you used on TradersPost. Nyria will read ticker, action, etc. and infer the rest from your strategy config.

"Multi-leg orders are failing"

The OCC option symbol must be correct on each leg. If you're using TradingView Pine variables, ensure your Pine code outputs full OCC strings (or use Nyria's internal selection by delta/DTE/strike).

"Schwab won't connect"

Schwab OAuth requires you to authorize Nyria via Schwab's portal. Click Connect Schwab in Nyria's Integrations page and follow the Schwab redirect. If you have a corporate Schwab account, your admin may need to approve third-party apps.

What's next?

• Quick Start Guide: if you're more comfortable building from scratch
• Alert Sources: TradingView/Discord/custom in depth (Telegram coming soon)
• What You Can Trade: multi-leg spreads in detail
• Compare Nyria vs TradersPost: feature-by-feature side-by-side