Hyperliquid · HYPE
Hyperliquid perpetuals, with the key on another device
Balances, positions, funding and orders inside the extension - and the authorisation that makes trading possible signed on a device with no network, for a period you can see and that ends on its own.
The agent is signed offline, and it expires
Trading on Hyperliquid runs through an agent key. That authorisation is signed on the offline device like any other transaction, it is valid for thirty days, and the wallet shows when it runs out instead of renewing it behind your back.
Positions, funding and PnL, read in place
Open positions, their funding and their profit and loss are shown in the wallet, so you are not moving between an interface and a wallet that disagree.
Spot and perps, and the bridge between them
HYPE moves between HyperCore and HyperEVM, and the wallet does that transfer explicitly rather than leaving you to work out which side your balance is on.
The fee is stated
What the wallet charges on a trade is written down in the interface and in the terms, not discovered in a quote.
Hyperliquid wallet: questions people ask
Can I trade Hyperliquid perpetuals with an air-gapped key?
Yes. The agent authorisation that trading needs is signed on the offline device; orders then go out under that agent, which expires after thirty days.
Does the extension show my positions?
Yes - open positions, funding and PnL, read from Hyperliquid and shown in the wallet.
What happens when the agent expires?
Trading stops until you sign a new one. The wallet tells you the date rather than renewing silently.
Is there a fee?
Yes, and it is stated in the interface and in the terms of use.
