Hypertrade is live: give your own AI a disciplined desk on Hyperliquid
Hypertrade lets you connect an AI to Hyperliquid perpetuals while a deterministic risk engine enforces the limits. Hypertrade One web capabilities roll out independently and fail closed.
Hypertrade lets you connect an AI model to trade Hyperliquid perpetual futures while a deterministic risk engine, not the model, enforces the limits. Hypertrade One is the target web account, permission, and funding experience, with each capability released independently only after its provider and security gates pass. Practice and Advanced compatibility remain available when Real funds is disabled. Android v4.1 is the native trading companion for desk and terminal workflows; One account creation, funding, withdrawal, account-mode, agent rotation, and recovery remain web-only until their separate parity gates are released.
This is the product we set out to build: the intelligence of a frontier model, with the discipline of a real trading desk, and none of the custody risk that has burned so many people in crypto.
The idea in one line
Let the AI think. Keep owner authority separate. Put the risk limits somewhere the model cannot override them.
How it works
Three roles stay separate, and that separation is the whole point.
- Your owner wallet is user-controlled through the configured wallet provider. External-wallet registration is offered only after its browser approval adapter is enabled.
- A separate trade-only agent signs automated trades. It can place and manage orders but cannot authorize an external withdrawal.
- A risk engine sits between the AI and the market. Every proposal is sized, checked, and either approved, resized, or vetoed before it can reach the venue.
The agent can create trading losses, so the deterministic limits matter. It cannot authorize an external withdrawal.
What is different
- Bring your own AI. Connect Claude, GPT, or Gemini with your own key, or use the managed Hypertrade AI. The model proposes; it does not get unchecked control.
- A risk engine that can say no. Deterministic rules size every trade, require a stop, cap leverage, and can veto outright. This is not a prompt asking the model to behave. It is a hard layer the model does not get a vote on.
- Non-custodial by design. Hypertrade does not custody trading assets; the owner wallet and venue remain separate third-party trust boundaries.
- A transparent record. Every proposal, every veto, and every fill is written to a tamper-evident audit trail you can review.
Available now
Hypertrade runs on the web, and practice uses funds with no real value. The current onboarding and Account Center are authoritative for Real-funds, funding, withdrawal, and external-wallet availability; an older announcement is not proof that a provider-dependent capability is active.
How to start, the right way
- Create a free account and stay on testnet.
- Choose Practice. Choose Real funds only when the current onboarding card is enabled.
- When Real funds is available, create the user-controlled account and grant the separate trade-only permission without pasting a private key. Existing accounts remain under Advanced setup.
- Choose Chill, Normal, Aggressive, or Extreme and read the risk disclosure.
- Watch it run. Read the vetoes as closely as the trades.
If you are new to any of this, start with how to let an AI trade for you and why the risk engine matters more than the AI, then browse the live markets.
Trading perpetual futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Automation does not remove that risk. Nothing here is financial advice or a promise of returns. Access is subject to eligibility and local restrictions.