HyperTap vs Hyperliquid web
Both connect to the same exchange. HyperTap is for traders who want a phone-native terminal — charts, alerts, an L2 order book, and one-tap orders — without giving any app a withdrawal key.
Hyperliquid web HyperTap
Mobile UX Desktop layout squeezed into a browser — pinch, scroll, tab-switch. Native app with thumb-sized controls and chart + ticket on one screen.
Order speed Multiple taps through web UI; easy to mis-tap on small screens. Long/Short + 25/50/75/100% size buttons; bracket TP/SL on the same order.
Price alerts Browser tab must stay open or you check manually. Server-watched triggers with lock-screen push notifications.
Chart depth Full charting on desktop; cramped on a phone browser. Multi-timeframe candles (1m–1d) with RSI, MACD, EMA, Bollinger, VWAP and order/fill overlays — sized for the phone.
Order book Visible on desktop; tap targets shrink on mobile. Live L2 book with size bars and a depth chart. Tap a level to populate the limit-price input.
Sub-accounts & vaults Supported on the web client at desktop density. Sub-account switcher in the portfolio header; HLP and user-vault positions surfaced with lock countdown and trailing PnL.
Security model You sign in browser with your wallet each session. One-time agent-key approval; withdraw blocked at protocol level.
Custody Non-custodial — funds on Hyperliquid. Same — non-custodial. HyperTap relays signed orders only.
Fees Hyperliquid trading fees only. HL fees plus a disclosed builder fee (shown before you trade).
HyperTap is an independent client — not built or endorsed by Hyperliquid. You can always revoke the agent key and keep using HL web or any other client.
Try HyperTap
Email goes to a human. TestFlight link back within hours. Install → connect wallet → sign one agent-key approval. App Store + Play Store listings follow.
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