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A trading terminal for Hyperliquid perpetuals. Start with the one thing you need before any of it works.
Pre-launch. Market data is live Hyperliquid mainnet. Order placement is not wired: the fills, position, PnL and volume shown here are simulated against the real price. Amber outline means simulated. What is built, in full.
What this is
A non-custodial trading terminal for Hyperliquid perpetuals. It is designed to place orders against the Hyperliquid account you already funded, at live Hyperliquid prices, and to hold no money at any point. No account to open here. No balance here to fund.
Order placement is not wired yet. That is the one thing to know before you read anything else. These pages describe how each control behaves, which is real and running. They do not describe orders arriving at the venue, because none has. What is built draws the line precisely, and every page repeats it under its own title.
What makes this different from the other front ends for the same venue is not the data. It is that the interface answers when you touch it: a press has weight, a fill lands, and the instrument reacts in proportion to what you just did. Order entry is where that lives.
- Custody
- none
- Deposits
- none
- Signatures
- 2
- Gas
- 0
- Fee per perp fill
- 0.045%
What you need before any of this works
An existing, funded Hyperliquid account. That is the whole prerequisite and it is not negotiable.
This is a front end for Hyperliquid, not a venue of its own. Nothing you do here moves money, and there is nowhere here to move it to.
Already trading Hyperliquid perps? There is nothing to set up: connect, sign twice, trade. If you do not have an account yet, you need one before this terminal can do anything for you, and Getting started says exactly what that involves and where to do it.
Start here
- Getting startedThe prerequisite, wallet connect, the two signatures, and your first order.
- The two signaturesWhy both come from your main wallet, why neither costs gas, and what declining does.
- Order typesAll nine of them, and which ones stop working when you close the tab.
- Order entryThe press-and-hold charge, leverage, size, and the chart ladder.
Reference
- FeesOne fee, 0.045% per perp fill, charged by Hyperliquid at the protocol level.
- ProgressionXP from notional traded, six desk tiers, and what a tier changes.
- Keyboard shortcuts8 keys, each one checked against a live handler in the build that ships.
- The interfaceChart, order book, market selector, working orders and alerts.
- Non-custodialWhat the terminal can and cannot do, and what it keeps in your browser.
- What is builtThe line between what runs today and what is still on the roadmap.
How these pages are written
Every number on this site is generated at build time out of the code that ships. None of it is typed into a page, and none of it comes from the design surface sitting behind the shipping tree. The fee ladder, the order types, every timing, the storage keys, the fee rate, and the proportions of the panel map on The interface are all read from their owners. Each keyboard shortcut is checked against a live handler. If any of them changes shape, the build stops. It will not publish a page that has gone quietly stale.
That is not a flourish. The fee ladder was retuned on 2026-09-28 and the defect it exposed was a live readout in the terminal still showing the old top rate, which is a promise about money the product does not keep. These pages hold no rate strings of their own for the same reason. The same failure caught a sentence here on 2026-09-29: an order type moved into the browser-run set and the words "three of the nine" stayed on the page, so the counts are derived now too.
Not advice
This documentation describes how a control behaves. It says nothing about what any of it will do for your account, and none of it is a recommendation. Perpetual futures are leveraged and most people who trade them lose money.