Educational only, not financial advice. Broker features, options-approval requirements, 0DTE availability, and fees change and vary by account — verify current details on the broker’s own site. NoVo is independent and not affiliated with the brokers named.
Most major brokers that support options offer SPY options — including daily 0DTE expirations — because SPY is one of the most liquid, widely-traded options in the world. The real question is usually whether your account has the right approval, not whether the broker lists them.
How to check
1. Options approval: confirm your account has options-trading approval at the level that permits buying calls and puts (often Level 2; names vary). Without it, you can’t trade them regardless of what the broker offers — apply in your account settings. 2. Find the daily chain: search SPY, open the options chain, and look for today’s date among the expirations. If it’s there, you have 0DTE access. 3. Restrictions: some brokers or account types may limit 0DTE or require higher approval — check your broker’s help docs or support.
If you don’t see 0DTE
If today’s expiration isn’t showing, likely reasons: your options approval level is too low (upgrade it), your account type restricts it, or you’re looking at the wrong chain. Also confirm the PDT rule status of your account if you’re under $25k — that limits day-trade frequency, not availability. Broker support can confirm your specific access quickly.
If your broker does options, it almost certainly does SPY 0DTE — the gate is usually your approval level, not the broker’s menu.
The quick answer
Almost certainly yes — verify by checking your options approval and looking for today’s SPY expiration in the chain. Popular brokers from Robinhood and Webull to tastytrade, Schwab, and IBKR support SPY options. If you want the dealer-map read and one-click execution on top of your broker, that’s NoVo (via Tradier/Alpaca).