Product
SPY and QQQ options expiring the current session
Mayospell's proposed 0DTE lane applies an exact beta risk box to SPY and QQQ contracts expiring that session. It preserves the one-step, no-fixed-deadline combine while tightening size, premium, event, liquidity, and time-of-day controls.
Current product status
Permissioned simulated beta design
The current simulator can process eligible long-option limit orders, but the complete 0DTE policy engine and public funded product have not launched.
Snapshot: August 19, 2026. These pages define Mayospell's proposed simulated-program permissions. They do not claim public launch, live brokerage execution, guaranteed funding, or automatic capital allocation.
Instrument, settlement, and dominant risk determine which rules must sit above the ordinary combine loss model.
Product
SPY and QQQ options expiring the current session
Settlement posture
Physically settled ETF options with accelerated expiration risk; the Mayospell simulated lane requires closing trades and does not support exercise or assignment.
Primary risk
Rapid gamma and theta, vanishing liquidity, spread expansion, event jumps, late-session pin risk, and attempts to recover losses by increasing same-day size.
A ticker permission alone is not enough. The desk has to approve the structure, settlement exposure, expiry state, and execution path.
Beta core
Maximum two contracts per order and per directional thesis, subject to the lower account-level risk limits.
Under review
One defined-risk vertical may be permitted after atomic multi-leg execution and net-debit accounting are proven.
Blocked
No naked shorts, credit spreads, ratio spreads, butterflies with short-body assignment exposure, or expiration-dependent settlement.
Blocked
Every 0DTE position must be closed through the desk before the Mayospell forced-flat time.
Each rule states the policy and why it belongs in an options evaluation instead of relying on generic risk language.
The same evidence should support trader decision-making, automated validation, desk review, and any later fill dispute.
Confirm the contract expires today and the system has applied the 0DTE policy automatically.
Check the two-contract thesis cap and the 20% aggregate premium-at-risk budget.
Verify the current New York time against the event window, 3:15 p.m. entry cutoff, and 3:45 p.m. forced-flat rule.
Demand a fresh two-sided quote, approved spread width, displayed size, volume, and open interest.
Record the setup, invalidation, limit, stop, and exit plan; adding to a loser is not permitted.
Deterministic rejections
Reject at the dedicated 0DTE contract ceiling.
Reject or reduce quantity before routing.
Reject during the event blackout.
Reject after the entry cutoff; only risk-reducing exits remain available.
Trigger the desk flattening workflow and open an audit event.
These answers separate Mayospell's current simulated design from future public funding and live brokerage ambitions.
No. Mayospell publishes a permissioned simulated beta design and has working single-leg simulator infrastructure. The full automated 0DTE policy engine, public funded accounts, and live brokerage execution have not launched.
The beta policy permits no more than two long contracts per directional thesis. Any approved debit-spread lane would be limited to one spread, and lower account or desk limits always win.
Aggregate open 0DTE premium-at-risk is capped at 20% of the account's maximum-loss limit or any lower desk limit. Ordinary daily and maximum-loss controls still apply.
Conditionally. New entries are blocked from 10 minutes before through 10 minutes after scheduled CPI, Fed rate decisions, and payroll releases unless event mode is explicitly approved.
The proposed policy stops new entries after 3:15 p.m. New York time and requires working entry orders canceled and all same-day positions closed by 3:45 p.m.
SPY, QQQ, and same-day expiry share infrastructure but carry materially different concentration, event, and lifecycle rules.