Getting started

Trading on Hyperdict takes a wallet and a couple of minutes.

1. Log in

Sign in with your wallet (injected extensions, Coinbase Wallet, or any wallet via WalletConnect QR) or with your Google account — Google logins get an embedded wallet created for them automatically. Hyperdict signs orders against Hyperliquid on your behalf and never takes custody of your funds.

2. Fund your account

You trade with your USDC balance on Hyperliquid. Open Deposit in the top bar and pick the path that matches where your funds are:

• USDC on Arbitrum — straight into Hyperliquid over the native bridge (minimum 5 USDC, arrives in under a minute).
• USDC on Ethereum or Base — bridged via Circle’s CCTP first, then one more click moves it into Hyperliquid.
• Other tokens and chains — powered by LI.FI: deposit ETH, WBTC, USDT, BNB, HYPE and more from Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, or HyperEVM; one signature swaps to USDC and credits your account (minimum $10).
• To address — send a supported token from any wallet or exchange to your reusable deposit address; it’s converted and credited automatically. This is also the path for Google logins.

3. Enable trading

Your first session asks for two one-time signatures: an agent key that lets Hyperdict place orders you approve, and the builder-fee approval (see Trading for what that fee is). After that, trading is one click.

4. Place a trade

Pick any market, choose Yes or No, enter a USDC amount, and confirm. Your position appears in Portfolio along with live value, open orders, and history. Shares pay out $1 each if your side wins, $0 otherwise — sell any time before settlement at the current price.

5. Withdraw

Withdrawals go from Hyperliquid back to Arbitrum USDC from the same Deposit / Withdraw dialog. Google-login users enter the destination address explicitly — double-check it before confirming.