A non-custodial perpetual futures terminal. Trade straight from your wallet — Hyperliquid clears it, on-chain, in full view.
Chart, order book, positions, and ticket in one dense layout. Connection state and data freshness stay visible in the chrome — stale data never looks live.
Illustrative view. The live terminal connects to Hyperliquid with your wallet — testnet and mainnet always labeled.
Open the terminalA trading interface for perpetual futures on Hyperliquid. You keep your wallet and margin — we route orders to Hyperliquid's on-chain order book. No pooled deposits. No keys to your main wallet. Live order books, position risk tools, and slippage limits, with testnet and mainnet always labeled.
A custodial exchange holds your balances and can freeze withdrawals under stress. Here, you connect your own wallet, review every approval, and settlement runs on Hyperliquid's protocol. Verify your balance on-chain. Revoke delegated signing whenever you want. Nobody's holding your bag but you.
Every surface targets live markets: dense data, fast feedback, leverage-aware guardrails. You never deposit funds with Stacked Markets.
See the chart, order book, positions, and ticket in one layout. All connect to Hyperliquid. Size with percentage shortcuts. Preview fill and liquidation before you submit. Connection freshness stays visible so stale data never looks live.
Monitor live order flow in real time. Bid and ask depth flash on change. Orders use IOC limits with slippage bounds. Hyperliquid has no true market orders. You always know the worst price before the wallet popup.
Set max leverage and notional limits. Confirm large orders in a modal with every field at equal weight. Halt switches cancel open orders when you need to stop. Circuit breakers pause placement after rapid order bursts.
Bridge native Arbitrum USDC into Hyperliquid margin. Withdraw back to Arbitrum. Send to another address. Swap supported stables in the same wallet. You approve each signed request. Funding flows sit beside trading but stay separate from matching.
Practice on testnet with the same terminal chrome as mainnet. Network badges stay visible; fees appear in the product.
Automatic pauses on placement after rapid order bursts, so a bad script or a bad moment doesn't compound.
Start with execution and risk tools. Automation and copy trading come later — the shell prioritizes live updates.
See the order book, chart, positions, and ticket. All connect to Hyperliquid. Built for trading density.
Vault-style automation and leader following ship later. Risk caps and circuit breakers come first — the core terminal has to stay reliable.
Email, social, or wallet — same bar you will use to recover sessions on every page.
Approve the address Hyperliquid should treat as yours. Review what you sign. We show it in plain language.
Preview liquidation and fees before you trade. Halt switches stay one gesture away.
We're an interface, not a custodian. There is no balance we can freeze and no key we can lose — verify all of it on-chain.
Collateral lives in a contract tied to your address on Hyperliquid. We never pool, hold, or touch deposits.
Optional agent keys stay in your browser and revoking them is a first-class action — one click, from any device.
Cancel-all and circuit breakers stay one gesture away. Rapid order bursts pause placement automatically.
Testnet and mainnet are labeled at all times, with data freshness and connection state visible in the chrome.
The interface layer. Hyperliquid handles matching, margin, and settlement underneath.
Wallet-first layoutKeyboard shortcuts built for people who trade every day, not once a month.
Stale-data guardrailsBeat vanity charts — if a feed isn't fresh, the interface tells you before you trade on it.
You approve every tradeIn your own wallet before it executes. Nothing moves without your signature.
Central limit order bookMatching and liquidation run on Hyperliquid, shared across the ecosystem's liquidity.
On-chain settlementFunding, margin, and PnL settle on-chain — verifiable, not promised.
No. Stacked Markets is a front-end interface. We do not custody user funds. We do not run a matching engine. You connect a wallet and approve actions. Trades route to Hyperliquid's on-chain perpetual futures protocol.
You keep control of your main wallet keys. Stacked Markets never pools collateral. We do not hold balances for you. Margin and positions live on Hyperliquid under addresses you authorize. We cannot move assets without your wallet signature or an agent key you enable.
Hyperliquid runs the central limit order book and matching. It manages margin, funding, and on-chain settlement for perpetual futures. Stacked Markets displays that data and helps you submit instructions. Hyperliquid sets protocol rules, liquidations, and final settlement.
Your funds stay in a smart contract tied to your wallet on Hyperliquid. You control it. No exchange holds your money. Deposits bridge from Arbitrum USDC. Withdrawals and sends are signed requests you approve.
Yes. Use testnet mode to connect and fund with test assets. You get the same terminal layout as mainnet. Always check the network badge in the header before you place orders.
An agent wallet is an optional API key in your browser. It speeds up order signing. It stays local and never reaches our servers. You can revoke it in the product. You can also approve each trade with your main wallet instead.
Hyperliquid charges maker and taker fees by your volume tier. Stacked Markets may charge a service fee on routed volume. We disclose it in the interface and terms. Funding on open perps accrues hourly on Hyperliquid. Funding is separate from interface fees.
Perpetual futures use leverage. You can lose your entire margin. Liquidation hits if maintenance margin breaks. Funding applies when you hold positions across intervals. Smart-contract, bridge, and wallet risks also apply. This is not investment advice. Trade only with capital you can afford to lose.
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