Zero pooled balances
Your collateral stays in your wallet. We never hold or pool customer funds.
Perps on crypto, commodities, and indices — your keys, your wallet.
Your collateral stays in your wallet. We never hold or pool customer funds.
Every deposit, order, and withdrawal is signed by your wallet — nothing moves without you.
Orders execute as immediate-or-cancel limit orders with a hard slippage cap. No surprise fills.
Everything routes to Hyperliquid's shared on-chain order book for matching, margin, and settlement.
Platform capabilities
See your fill and liquidation price before you submit — chart, book, and ticket in one view.
Real-time depth with slippage bounds, so you always know your worst price.
Leverage caps, large-order confirms, and auto-pause circuit breakers.
Deposit, withdraw, and swap in place — or practice first on testnet.
From sign-in to your first order in minutes — your funds stay in your wallet, and every signature is explained before you approve it.
An interface, not a custodian — verify on-chain.
Collateral lives in a contract on Hyperliquid. We never pool deposits.
Agent keys stay in your browser. Revoke in one click.
Cancel-all and circuit breakers one gesture away.
No. We're a front-end — no custody, no matching engine. You connect a wallet; trades route to Hyperliquid.
You keep your main wallet keys. We never pool collateral. Margin lives on Hyperliquid under addresses you authorize.
The CLOB, matching, margin, funding, and on-chain settlement. We display data and help you submit instructions.
A smart contract tied to your wallet on Hyperliquid — not an exchange balance.
Yes. Switch to testnet for paper trading with test collateral — same terminal layout. Check the network badge before you trade.
An optional local API key for faster signing. Revocable anytime — or approve each trade with your main wallet.
Hyperliquid maker/taker fees by volume tier, plus any Stacked Markets service fee we disclose in-product. Funding accrues hourly on open perps.
Leverage can wipe margin. Liquidation, funding, and smart-contract risks apply. Not investment advice — trade only what you can afford to lose.