Add funds to Trading Balance

Use a tracked funding route to move USDC into your own Hyperliquid account, with a live quote, recovery policy, and settlement receipt.

Updated 2026-07-19

Trading Balance is the canonical balance for a Hypertrade One account. It is read from Hyperliquid with account-mode awareness. If venue data is incomplete, Hypertrade shows Unavailable and blocks new risk instead of displaying a false zero.

  1. 1

    Open Trading Account

    Go to Settings → Wallet, select the mainnet account, and choose Add funds.

  2. 2

    Choose the source

    Choose From wallet for a self-custodied Arbitrum wallet or From exchange only when the production recovery route is enabled. Fiat availability depends on country and the current provider rollout.

  3. 3

    Review the live quote

    Check the source chain and asset, exact amount, expected destination amount, route fee, refund address, expiry, and provider. Do not continue if any item differs from the source you control.

  4. 4

    Send only the displayed asset

    The first production route accepts native USDC on Arbitrum to a single-use strict deposit address. Send the exact amount. A wrong token or network can require manual recovery.

  5. 5

    Follow the receipt

    Hypertrade tracks source detection, routing, destination pending, and completion. Provider success alone is not enough. Completion requires matching evidence in the Hyperliquid capital ledger.

Trading-capital funding is separate from subscription billing. Never send trading capital to a subscription payment address.

Refund and recovery

  • Self-wallet funding uses the refund address shown in the quote.
  • Exchange funding stays disabled until operator-controlled refund and recovery addresses are configured.
  • A delayed route remains visible in the same receipt. Reconciliation tolerates webhook delays and out-of-order provider events.
  • Support never asks you to repeat a private key or recovery phrase during recovery.

Practice funds

The practice desk uses testnet play money and does not use the real-money funding router.