Frequently asked questions

Is Liquary custodial? Do you hold my funds?

No. Your funds live in your own Hyperliquid account, and a Polymarket balance in a Polymarket wallet on Polygon that only your wallet controls. Only you, or a trading agent you approve (it can trade but never withdraw), can act on them, and you can withdraw at any time.

Do I need an account?

Your wallet is your account: sign up with an email (Liquary creates a self-custodial wallet for you, exportable anytime) or connect an existing wallet. No password either way.

What is a trading agent, and is it safe?

A delegated key that signs your orders so you don’t confirm each one in your wallet. It can trade but never withdraw, and you can revoke it at any time; in no-agent mode, your wallet signs every action instead. See Trading agents.

What do I deposit to start trading?

USDC, the collateral for perps, spot and prediction markets. You can also deposit HYPE. See Deposit funds.

Which chains can I deposit from?

Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain and Solana, via LI.FI routing. See Deposit funds.

I don’t hold any crypto yet. How do I fund the account?

Buy USDC on an exchange you already use, then withdraw it to your Liquary address on the network the deposit page names. There is no card purchase in the app. See Deposit funds.

What fees does Liquary charge?

None until October 31, 2026: you pay Hyperliquid’s protocol fee (or Polymarket’s) and nothing on top. Afterwards, a builder fee returns: 0.025% on perps and 0.03% on spot sells at the entry tier, lower with volume, and a flat 0.05% on prediction markets. Bridges and LI.FI-routed swaps carry a 0.15% routing fee either way; see Fees.

How do I earn points?

By trading through Liquary. Every Thursday (UTC), up to 100,000 points are shared among the week’s traders in proportion to their activity, with prediction markets counting ×2, and referring adds 10% of your referees’ weekly points. See Points.

Do I earn cash for referrals?

Yes. Once you’ve traded $10,000 of volume you can create a referral link and earn a 10% cash rebate (in USDC) on the fees your referees pay, for life, on top of referral points, claimable from Account → Referrals. While the Liquary fee is 0% (until October 31, 2026), the rebate is a share of zero, but your referrals stay yours. See Referrals.

How do prediction markets work?

You buy Yes/No (or Up/Down) shares: the winning side redeems for 1 USDC at settlement, the losing side for 0, so prices read as implied chances. Anyone can list a market, so read its rules: they are the deployer’s own text, and they decide the settlement. See Prediction markets.

Can I trade Polymarket’s markets?

Yes, from the same board, ticket and wallet, where Polymarket is open in your region. When both venues list the same market, the ticket compares them on the price you would actually pay and sends your order to one of them. See Polymarket.

Can I stake HYPE or deposit into a vault?

Yes, from the Account rail or the Earn column of the footer, with no Liquary fee. Staking: 1-day lock per delegation, 7-day unbonding. Vaults: 1-day lockup per deposit (4 days on HLP), and leaders take 10% of profits (HLP none).

What’s the difference between Swap and Bridge?

Swap exchanges tokens on the same chain (HyperEVM or another EVM chain, Solana, or Hyperliquid’s spot books in the HyperCore tab); Bridge moves assets between chains. See Swap and Bridge.

How do I withdraw?

From Account → Withdraw, or Withdraw on the Predictions rail. USDC in your perp balance leaves to Arbitrum for a flat 1 USDC; other balances go through HyperEVM to the chain you pick, and a Polymarket balance comes back to HyperCore first, from the Polymarket tab of the Predictions Withdraw card. See Withdraw & send.

Can I see other traders’ positions?

Yes: the Leaderboard and the Predictions leaderboard rank them, and every address has a public profile at /trader/<address> (trading) and /profile/<address> (predictions).

Is there a keyboard shortcut to find things fast?

Yes: ⌘K / Ctrl+K searches markets, traders, addresses and pages.