Automated Options Trading Bot for Tastytrade: Premium Selling Software Launched

Oct 24, 2026

ACondor has announced the availability of its algorithmic options trading bot for tastytrade users, designed to execute premium-selling strategies by fixed rules and enforce predefined risk limits.

Las Cruces, United States, October 24, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Designed for experienced retail traders who want to remove discretionary decision-making from their options workflow, ACondor offers an algorithmic bot that connects to tastytrade accounts and executes premium-selling strategies according to fixed entry and exit rules. The platform aims to help traders apply a consistent process across positions without manually evaluating each setup.

More information is available at https://acondor.com/

Options trading demands disciplined position management, particularly when market volatility rises or trades move against expectations. According to the Options Clearing Corporation (OCC), more than 12 billion options contracts were cleared across U.S. markets in 2024, a figure that reflects how widely these instruments are used by retail and institutional traders alike.

ACondor’s scan-and-manage loop runs every few minutes during market hours, checking a list of liquid stocks and ETFs for candidates that meet defined entry criteria, including IV Rank thresholds, days to expiration, and earnings-window exclusions. Qualifying candidates are ranked by credit-to-risk ratio and probability of profit, and the highest-scoring trade that clears all safety checks is entered with a defined-risk structure sized to the account.

The bot incorporates circuit breakers alongside daily and weekly loss caps, halting new entries when specified thresholds are reached — for example, when VIX climbs above 35 or a session loss limit is triggered. These controls are designed to enforce predetermined limits, though they do not eliminate market risk, execution delays, or the possibility of losses exceeding expectations.

ACondor connects to tastytrade accounts through the broker’s API, supporting automated trading workflows across margin, IRA, and cash account types. Users configure parameters through a dashboard and receive alerts on fills, exits, and halts via push notification or email.

While ACondor incorporates a news classifier built on a small AI model, its core trading decisions are deterministic and rule-based. ACondor notes this distinction is relevant for traders comparing AI-driven options bots with mechanical automation systems that operate according to predefined instructions.

ACondor is intended for active options traders who understand premium-selling strategies and want software support for executing them consistently. Users remain responsible for selecting appropriate settings, monitoring account activity, and assessing whether automated trading aligns with their financial circumstances and risk tolerance.

Additional information about ACondor and its supported trading workflows is available at https://acondor.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Robin Lilly
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Organization: ACondor LLC
Address: 2521 North Main Street, Las Cruces Unit 1-276, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88001, United States
Phone: +1-575-312-9326
Website: https://acondor.com

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