How custody works
Your funds never leave your Hyperliquid account.
Hypertide can't hold your money — by design. Here's exactly what that means, and what the bot literally cannot do.
What you approve
When you connect, you approve a Hyperliquid agent wallet — three wallet signatures — two on-chain approvals plus one off-chain message that links your Telegram — each shown before you sign, and no funds are moved. The agent can place and cancel orders for the leaders you choose. See the connect flow →
What the bot literally cannot do
- ✕Withdraw your funds.Enforced by Hyperliquid agent permissions — not a Hypertide promise.
- ✕Transfer your funds to any address.Enforced by Hyperliquid — the agent has no transfer permission.
- ✕Move your collateral off Hyperliquid.Your funds stay in your own Hyperliquid account the whole time.
- ✕Touch your main wallet key.It never leaves your wallet and is never sent to us.
- ✕Keep trading after you revoke.One on-chain action and the agent is gone.
- ✕Charge more than 0.1%.Hyperliquid caps the builder fee — no bot can charge more. See fees →
Your keys
Your main wallet key never leaves your wallet and is never sent to Hypertide. The limited agent key is sealed at rest with AES-256-GCM authenticated encryption — a fresh random IV for every key.
Pull out any second
Your funds sit in your own Hyperliquid account — withdraw on Hyperliquid whenever you want. Revoke the agent anytime by registering a fresh agent of the same name; Hyperliquid replaces the old one and access is gone.
No token, no airdrop — ever
We will never issue a token or run an airdrop. We make money only on the 0.1% builder fee. Here's exactly how →
What we don't claim
No third-party security audit yet. The code is closed-source today.
Our trust case rests on what you can verify yourself — Hyperliquid's protocol-enforced agent permissions and on-chain revocation — not on claims you'd have to take on faith.