Your first desk in one minute

The fastest way to try Hypertrade: one click creates a practice desk with free testnet USDC already loaded. No wallet, no deposit, nothing at risk.

The practice desk is a real AI trading desk on Hyperliquid's testnet, the exchange's practice environment where all money is play money. Hypertrade creates and funds the wallet for you, so you go from sign-up to watching an AI trade in about a minute. It behaves exactly like a live desk: the same AI, the same risk engine, the same terminal.

1. 1

   Create an account

   Go to hypertrade.me ↗ and sign up with your email. No wallet or crypto knowledge is needed for this path.

2. 2

   Click “Start my practice desk”

   On the setup page you'll see the Fastest start card. One click provisions everything: a practice wallet, free testnet USDC already deposited, and a desk running our managed AI.

   

3. 3

   Watch it work

   You land on your desk's page. The AI scans the whole market and only enters when it finds a setup that clears the risk engine, so an empty desk for the first minutes (sometimes hours) is normal and honest, not a bug. Every decision it makes appears in the decisions feed with a reason.

4. 4

   Graduate when ready

   When you want real markets with your own money, connect your own wallet. The practice desk taught you the whole interface already. Follow Connect your own wallet.

The honest fine print

• The practice wallet is created and held by Hypertrade and only ever holds testnet play money. This is the one exception to our non-custodial rule, and it exists so you can start without owning a wallet. Real funds use a user-controlled owner wallet and a separate trade-only permission that cannot authorize external withdrawals.
• Practice funds are a shared community pool. An idle practice desk (about two weeks, or once you connect your own wallet) is recycled so the pool stays open for the next person; your account and history remain.
• If you see “trial capacity is being refilled”, the pool is momentarily empty. Try again later, or set up with your own wallet; testnet faucet funds are free either way.