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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.

Changes to the app, the site and the docs, newest first. Each entry says what changed and where to find it. Paper is free. Live trading from $15 a month.

Week of 19 October

Verification reminders

20 October. If you signed up with an email address and never clicked the verify link, the verification email now goes out again after 2 hours and again after 24 hours, for up to 7 days. Nothing else is sent until the address is verified.

Your first paper trade, and what live costs

20 October. After a paper bot's first filled entry, the dashboard shows one card: your first paper trade ran, and live trading is from $15 a month, priced by your total entry allocation. It links to plans and can be hidden. Once a paper bot has 5 closed trades it gives way to the go-live card.

Reconnect banner on My bots

20 October. The banner that asks you to reconnect a lapsed broker now shows on My bots as well as the dashboard, so you see it on the page where the bots are.

Guide: options alerts on Discord

20 October. A new guide on nyria.io for anyone about to pay for a Discord options alert service: six checks before you pay, what a usable alert looks like, and the two ways an alert reaches a Nyria bot. Read it at nyria.io/guides/real-time-options-alerts-discord.

Pricing by total entry allocation

19 October. Live trading is priced by the sum of your live bots' budgets per entry: $15 a month up to $2,500, $50 up to $5,000, $100 up to $10,000, then $100 for each additional $10,000. Paying yearly costs ten months. Existing subscribers keep their price. The slider on nyria.io/pricing and the app's plans page shows your tier; the details are in pricing and limits.

First paper bot in one click

19 October. New accounts see Run a free paper bot on the dashboard and on an empty My bots page. One press connects Nyria Paper if it isn't yet, starts a bot on a public Team example strategy, and opens the bot's page. Before, that took four or five steps.

Go live from a paper bot

19 October. A paper bot with 5 or more closed trades shows what running it live would cost, with a Go live button that opens the bot's account step and the plans page with your total entry allocation already set. The price counts your other live bots. It hides once dismissed and never shows to plan holders.

Discord sign-ups land on the Discord step

19 October. Signing up from the Discord page on nyria.io now opens Integrations with a Connect Discord card first: invite the bot, then create a strategy. Before, new accounts landed on the broker grid with nothing to tell them what to do next.

The bot page says why alerts are skipped

19 October. When a bot's instrument filter drops the strategy's alerts, the bot's page says so in words, for example "Every alert is being skipped: this bot only trades TSLA, and the strategy's recent alerts were for NVDA and AMD", with an Edit bot button, and My bots shows an Alerts skipped chip. The existing notices for Budget per entry below one share and Broker disconnected stay, and every notice now links to the troubleshooting page below.

Three troubleshooting pages

19 October. Why is my bot not trading? works through the six states a silent bot can be in, quoting the in-app notices. Why was my exit skipped? explains each Skipped exit row. What happens to an option that expires today? lists the log row and notification for every outcome in the last half hour before the close.

Option selection refuses rather than guesses

19 October. Three new refusals keep a bad option pick from becoming an order. DELTA_UNAVAILABLE: the chain has no delta data in your range, so nothing is ordered. DELTA_OUT_OF_RANGE: the closest contract is more than 0.25 delta from your target, so nothing is ordered. QUOTE_UNAVAILABLE: the picked contract has no live quote, so Nyria takes the next quoted contract or refuses. Each refusal is logged on the strategy with the figures for that alert; the fixes are in bot not trading.

Same-day option expiry: auto-close by request

19 October. Nyria checks every open option position expiring that day from 30 minutes before the close and logs a row and a notification for each. A strategy can now be opted in to have Nyria place the closing order itself inside that window; it is off unless you ask for it, and strategies that are not opted in keep the warn-only behaviour. Write to contact@nyria.io with the strategy name to turn it on. What you see either way is on option expires today.

Schwab exits close the exact fractional quantity

19 October. A Charles Schwab bot that holds a fractional quantity of shares now closes exactly what it holds, instead of rounding.

The Invite bot button works again from inside the app

19 October. The Invite bot and Add server buttons on the Discord step open Discord's authorization page with Nyria's bot selected, and the server list refreshes on its own for three minutes after you come back, so the new server appears without a reload.

Live stats on nyria.io

19 October. The home page and nyria.io/status show three live counts: bot orders in the last 24 hours, alerts processed in the last 24 hours, and bots active right now. They refresh every 30 seconds.

Two guides on nyria.io

19 October. How to automate trading alerts into broker orders covers the three ways in, what to check, and a per-source checklist with the honest broker and asset limits. Auto-trade Discord alerts is for people in a paid Discord or Telegram call group who want the calls traded in their own account.

Week of 12 October

Plainer wording across the app and the docs

17 October. App strings, notifications and refusal messages were rewritten in plain words, and total entry allocation is defined in one line wherever it appears. The Schwab reconnect, idle-bot and first-trade emails are on by default.

One notice for your first bot trade

14 October. The first time a bot of yours places a trade you get one notice in the app and one email, with a link to the bot's page.

Reconnect keeps your accounts and bots

13 October. Reconnecting a broker keeps every account and bot attached to it, and Remove can be undone by reconnecting. Each account row in the broker dialog shows its status at a glance, with Reconnect offered only when it is due.

Five guides in the docs

11 October. New in the Guides section: automate TradingView alerts to your broker, turn Discord trade alerts into broker orders, Telegram trade alerts to broker orders, TradersPost alternative: how Nyria differs and how selling a strategy on Nyria works. The examples are priced near the market, and the order types are stated as the pipeline runs them.

Week of 5 October

Migrating from TradersPost

9 October. Migrate from TradersPost now states the two ways the products differ in plain sentences and walks the move step by step: your TradingView alerts work as they are, with no template to rewrite.

Discord step preview

9 October. The Discord step in strategy setup shows the channel's recent messages as Discord draws them, with Load more for older history, and names any other strategy already reading the same channel so you can fix the overlap before saving.

Telegram as an alert source

6 October. Connect a Telegram group or channel you own or administer, and Nyria reads its messages as alerts, the same way it reads a Discord channel. Link your Telegram account from the app, add the bot to the chat, and pick it on the strategy's source step. Edited messages are not read again, and a message more than 60 seconds old is not traded. Setup is in Telegram alerts; the walkthrough is the Telegram guide.

Sell through Nyria

7 October. Creators can sell a strategy with Nyria taking the payment, keeping its fee and paying out the rest through Stripe, as an alternative to your own Stripe or Whop checkout. See sell through Nyria.

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