Your wallet.
Your perps.
Your AI trades too.
A non-custodial perpetuals terminal on Hyperliquid, with on-chain leverage up to each market’s maximum. Funds never leave your own address — you approve one trade-only key, and every deposit or withdrawal is signed by you. Then hand the same account to Claude or any MCP client and let your agent execute.
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✓ FILLED @ 3 244.7 — position open, stop armed
Non-custodial,in three signatures
Sign in with your wallet
No email, no password, no KYC form. One free signature proves you own the address — and that address is your Hyperliquid account from the very first click.
Deposit straight to the bridge
USDC moves from your wallet to Hyperliquid’s official Arbitrum bridge. It never touches our servers, never sits in a pooled account — we could not hold it if we wanted to.
Approve a trade-only key
One EIP-712 signature authorizes an agent key that can place and cancel orders — and can NEVER withdraw or transfer. Revoke it from the panel or from Hyperliquid, any time.
Withdrawals are wallet-signed withdraw3 actions submitted from your browser directly to Hyperliquid. There is no withdrawal endpoint on our servers — by design.
A terminal thatrespects your keys
Real on-chain execution
Orders route to Hyperliquid’s on-chain order book. Market and limit, cross or isolated, up to the asset’s max leverage, with TP/SL as native reduce-only triggers.
Live data, straight from the source
Prices, order book depth, candles, positions and fills stream to your browser directly from Hyperliquid over WebSocket. We are not a middleman on your market data.
Everything is recorded
Every request — filled, resting or rejected, from you or your agent — is written to your account history with the exact parameters, so you always know what happened and why.
Built for agents from day one
The MCP connector is not a bolt-on. It shares the same execution path, the same caps and the same audit trail as the terminal you are looking at.
The first terminalbuilt for agents
Every account ships with a personal MCP server URL. Paste it into Claude, and your assistant can read markets, inspect your positions and — only after you explicitly arm it — execute. Hard server-side caps on margin, leverage and order rate mean the agent can never exceed what you allowed.
- ◆12 tools: markets, candles, order book, account, orders, TP/SL
- ◆Per-user opt-in for order placement — read-only until you arm it
- ◆Every call logged; revoking the key disarms instantly
- ◆No withdraw tool exists. The agent key could not sign one anyway.
What we can and cannot do
What the platform can do
- ✓Place, modify and cancel orders you or your agent submit
- ✓Read your public on-chain account state
- ✓Enforce caps on margin, leverage and order rate
What the platform can never do
- ✕Withdraw, transfer or move your funds — the agent key is powerless there
- ✕Trade after you revoke the key, or while your account is disarmed
- ✕Hold your assets, your master key, or your seed phrase
This is enforced by Hyperliquid itself, not by our promise: agent (API) wallets are protocol-level restricted to trading actions.
Frequently asked
Is MCPify custodial? Where do my funds actually sit?
Nowhere near us. Your USDC sits in your own Hyperliquid account, which is your own EVM address. We never receive it, never pool it and hold no key that can move it. Deposits go from your wallet to Hyperliquid’s official bridge; withdrawals are signed in your wallet and sent straight to Hyperliquid from your browser.
What is MCP trading?
MCP trading is trading executed by an AI assistant through the Model Context Protocol — the open standard that gives clients like Claude typed, documented tools instead of screen access. On MCPify your AI reads live Hyperliquid markets and places perpetual-futures orders with on-chain leverage on your own non-custodial account, under server-enforced caps you set — while deposits and withdrawals stay signed by your wallet alone.
What exactly am I signing when I “enable trading”?
An EIP-712 `approveAgent` action that authorizes one agent key — also called an API wallet — generated for your account. Hyperliquid restricts agent keys at the protocol level: they can place and cancel orders and nothing else. They cannot withdraw, transfer, or change account settings.
Can you trade my account without me?
The agent key can only be used by our execution service to submit the orders you (or the AI you armed) request. There is no autotrading, no copy-trading and no discretionary desk. Delete the key from the wallet panel and we can no longer sign anything for you, immediately.
Which chain and which asset do I deposit?
USDC on Arbitrum One, sent to Hyperliquid’s official bridge. The minimum is 5 USDC — deposits below that are not credited by the bridge and are lost, so the interface hard-blocks them. Credit usually lands in about a minute.
How do I get my money out?
Open the wallet panel, enter an amount and sign the withdrawal in your wallet. It goes browser → Hyperliquid with no server of ours in the path. Hyperliquid charges a $1 fee and funds arrive on Arbitrum in roughly five minutes.
Do I need an account, an email or KYC?
No. Connecting a wallet and signing the login message creates your account. There is no password to lose and no personal data to hand over.
What does it cost?
You pay Hyperliquid’s standard taker and maker fees. Where a builder fee is configured it is disclosed before you approve it and is a fraction of a basis point per order — you approve the maximum rate yourself, in your own wallet.
Which markets can I trade?
Every USDC-margined perpetual on Hyperliquid’s main book, plus the tokenized equity and commodity perps on the `xyz` book — hundreds of markets, with leverage up to each asset’s own maximum.
Precision execution.Zero custody.
Markets are open. Your wallet is the only account you need.