Clarification Needed Regarding No-Code Automate Conditions and Trigger Logic

Hello Fyers Support Team,

I am currently using the FYERS No-Code Automate feature to build an intraday options strategy, and I need some clarification regarding trigger conditions and possible limitations of the platform.

Here is the logic I want to implement:

  • At 9:16 AM, the automation starts.

  • The system selects an option whose premium is closest to a target price X.
    This part works correctly, and the Automate feature selects the nearest premium (for example X–1, X+2, X+12, etc.).

  • After the nearest strike is selected, I want the system to wait and then trigger a Buy order only when this selected option’s premium increases by 10% from the value at the time of selection.

Example:

  • At 9:16 AM, the selected option premium is 112.

  • I want a Buy order to be triggered only if the premium moves up by +10% (112 × 1.10 = 123.2).


Issue I’m facing

I am unable to find any condition in the No-Code Automate system that allows:

  • Dynamic comparison of the selected option’s premium with its future price

  • Storing the initially selected premium as a variable

  • Triggering a Buy when that specific option moves by a percentage

Currently, Automate only allows fixed-value conditions, but not percentage-based triggers that depend on the price selected at runtime.

Can you please confirm whether:

  1. FYERS Automate supports dynamic percentage-based triggers on selected option premiums?

  2. There is any workaround or specific block I should use to implement this logic?

  3. If this feature is not supported, is it planned for future updates?


Additional Query

Does FYERS charge any additional fees for using the No-Code Automate system?

I would like to know if:

  • Automate is completely free

  • Or if there are monthly/API subscription charges

  • Or only regular brokerage/exchange fees apply


I will appreciate any official clarification or documentation that can help me implement this correctly.

Thank you,
Shiv Rathore

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