The best Hyperliquid apps (2026): wallets, terminals, mobile apps and AI agents compared

Updated Nov 12, 2026 · 13 min read

21 Hyperliquid apps by category, each with the builder fee it publishes and the rate measured on Hyperliquid’s own data: from Hyperliquid’s own app and Senpi’s paid plans with no markup to wallets at 0.10%, and our pick for an AI agent (Nov 10, 2026).

There is no single best Hyperliquid app; there is a best one for how you trade, and the builder fee decides much of it. Hyperliquid’s own app adds no markup. Wallets with built-in perps are the most convenient and the most expensive: Rabby charges 0.04% on top of Hyperliquid’s fee, Phantom 0.05%, and MetaMask and Trust Wallet 0.10%. Terminals built for active traders charge 0.01% to 0.045%. Mobile and social apps sit in between, and AI agents and bot platforms add automation, at prices from 0% to 0.08%. For trading that runs itself, our pick is Senpi (we make it): paid plans pay 0% Senpi fee, so a trade costs what it costs on Hyperliquid’s own app, and an AI agent writes, runs and protects your strategies 24/7. Below, 21 apps by category, each with the fee it publishes and the rate measured on Hyperliquid’s own builder data, checked Nov 10, 2026.

Key takeaways

  • Cheapest per trade: Senpi on a paid plan and Hyperliquid’s own app (web and Android), with no builder fee, only Hyperliquid’s 0.045% taker and 0.015% maker at the base tier; Senpi’s plans start at $50 a month.
  • Wallets: Rabby 0.04%, Phantom 0.05%, MetaMask and Trust Wallet about 0.10%. On a $10,000 taker order, that is $8.50 at Rabby and about $14.30 at MetaMask and $14.50 at Trust Wallet, against $4.50 on Hyperliquid itself.
  • Terminals for active traders: Insilico Terminal and Axiom 0.01%, Hyperdash 0.015% less cashback, Based 0.025%.
  • Mobile and social: Based, Dexari, Liquid, fomo and Invo, with copy trading on Invo, Hyperdash and pvp.trade.
  • Every builder fee is one you approve, up to a maximum you sign, and you can check what an app really charged in Hyperliquid’s public builder data.
  • Our pick for automation: Senpi. Paid plans pay 0% Senpi fee, the agent runs strategies 24/7 with DSL, mirrors traders you choose and trades stock and commodity perps; Katoshi, Nansen and WunderTrading charge a builder fee.

Our pick for an AI agent: Senpi

Wallets and terminals help you place trades. Senpi is built to take the trading off your hands, and it adds no markup on paid plans:

  • No markup on paid plans. 0% Senpi trading fee from $50 a month, so a $10,000 taker order costs $4.50, the same as on Hyperliquid’s own app (0.03% on the free trial or without a paid plan).
  • An agent that runs the strategy. Describe it in plain English; the agent writes the rules, reads them back and runs them 24/7 on a hosted runtime.
  • Protection built in. Every strategy built from a rule or a template exits through DSL, a stop that ratchets up as the trade gains, with optional daily-loss and drawdown halts; copy strategies carry at most a flat stop.
  • A read on the wallets that matter. Senpi Signals tracks wallets with a proven record against the crowd, and Quant Desk scores any Hyperliquid address on six explained dimensions.
  • Follow traders with limits. Mirror a trader you choose, after the agent researches their record.
  • Stocks, metals and FX too. The agent trades the XYZ DEX stock, index, metal, FX and pre-IPO perps alongside crypto.
  • Wherever you are. Web, iOS and Android, the Chrome Companion on 28 sites, and inside Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Grok Bot, Hermes and Muse.
  • Your own wallets. Each strategy trades from its own funded strategy wallet, and withdrawals happen in the app, behind MFA.
  1. 01

    Fund your Senpi wallet

    By card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, which lands as USDC on Hyperliquid, or with USDC from seven chains (deposits and withdrawals).

  2. 02

    Tell the agent what you want

    A single trade (“Open a small ETH long at 3x with a stop 5% below entry”) or a strategy in plain English, in the Senpi app or from Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Grok Bot, Hermes or Muse.

  3. 03

    It trades and protects

    Each strategy trades from its own funded wallet and exits through DSL, a stop that ratchets up as the trade gains, with optional daily-loss and drawdown halts. The runtime runs it 24/7.

Costs: 0% Senpi trading fee on paid plans from $50 a month (0.03% on the free trial or without a paid plan), plus Hyperliquid’s own fees. Senpi trades Hyperliquid’s crypto perps and the XYZ DEX stock, metal, index and FX perps.

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Hyperliquid’s own app and the wallets

AppPlatformsPublished fee on perpsMeasured on-chainBest for
Hyperliquid appWeb, Android (no iOS app)None–The lowest all-in cost; vaults, TWAP and TP/SL
RabbyBrowser extension, mobile0.04%3.4 bpsThe cheapest of the big wallets
PhantomiOS, Android; Phantom Terminal on desktop web0.05%; stock perps can carry deployer fees5.0 bps on crypto; about 8.7 on most stock-perp volumeTrading from SOL or USDC on Solana with no deposit step
MetaMaskiOS, Android, browser extension0.1432% taker and 0.1144% maker all-in (about 0.10% over Hyperliquid)10.0 bpsPerps, stocks and pre-IPO names in the wallet you already use; card and Apple Pay funding on mobile
Trust WalletiOS, Android0.10% (about 0.145% all-in)10.0 bpsHyperliquid and Aster perps in one app
Fee as each app publishes it: its builder fee on top of Hyperliquid’s 0.045% taker and 0.015% maker at the base tier, or an all-in rate where marked or tiered (MetaMask, Liquid, Invo). Measured = builder fees ÷ notional on the perp fills that carry the app’s builder code in Hyperliquid’s public builder-fill files, Oct 11 to Nov 9, 2026 (since mid-September the files cover fills up to about 12:10 UTC each day). 1 bp = 0.01%.

Mobile and social trading apps

AppPlatformsPublished fee on perpsMeasured on-chainBest for
SenpiiOS, Android, web0% on paid plans; 0.03% on the free trial or without a paid planBy plan: 0 on paid plans, 3 bps otherwiseAn AI agent in your pocket: strategies, mirrors and Signals
BasedWeb, iOS, Android, desktop, Telegram0.025%; 0.002% on growth-mode stock perps; $BASED staking cuts it2.2 bpsThe widest set of order types and platforms; card, PayPal or Revolut funding
DexariiOS, Android0.10% down to 0.01% by 30-day volume6.8 bpsA full order book and order types on a phone
LiquidWeb, iOS, AndroidFrom 0.095% taker, tiered by 14-day volume3.4 bpsPerps, stocks, predictions and spot in one balance; Co-Invest in AI assistants
fomoiOS, Android, webUp to 0.05%; shown before you confirm4.3 bpsFollowing traders and one-tap buys, funded with Apple Pay
InvoiOS, Android, web0.0768% taker at the first tier, with a maker rebate3.5 bpsCopying a trader in one tap
InfinexPasskey account on web and mobile0.05%; 60% comes back as cashback for a limited time5.0 bpsDeposits from 25 networks with no seed phrase
DeFi AppWeb, mobile0.03%5.0 bpsSwaps, yield and perps in one smart account
pvp.tradeTelegram0.025% to 0.040% at the first level (its FAQ says 0.05%)3.4 bpsCopy trading and countertrading in group chats
Fee as each app publishes it: its builder fee on top of Hyperliquid’s 0.045% taker and 0.015% maker at the base tier, or an all-in rate where marked or tiered (MetaMask, Liquid, Invo). Measured = builder fees ÷ notional on the perp fills that carry the app’s builder code in Hyperliquid’s public builder-fill files, Oct 11 to Nov 9, 2026 (since mid-September the files cover fills up to about 12:10 UTC each day). 1 bp = 0.01%.

Trading terminals

AppPlatformsPublished fee on perpsMeasured on-chainBest for
Insilico TerminalWeb (installable)0.01%1.0 bpsServer-side TWAP and conditional orders that run with the browser closed
AxiomWeb0.01% on perps1.0 bpsSolana memecoins and Hyperliquid perps in one terminal
HyperdashWeb0.015%, less 10–15% cashback; 0.05% on copied volume1.5 bpsWallet analytics, liquidation maps and copying up to 10 wallets
BullpenWeb (home-screen app on phones)4.5 bps taker and 3.5 maker, down to 0.5 and 0.2 by volume3.1 bpsPerps, Solana tokens and Polymarket in one app, each with its own balance
Fee as each app publishes it: its builder fee on top of Hyperliquid’s 0.045% taker and 0.015% maker at the base tier, or an all-in rate where marked or tiered (MetaMask, Liquid, Invo). Measured = builder fees ÷ notional on the perp fills that carry the app’s builder code in Hyperliquid’s public builder-fill files, Oct 11 to Nov 9, 2026 (since mid-September the files cover fills up to about 12:10 UTC each day). 1 bp = 0.01%.

AI agents and bot platforms

AppPlatformsPublished fee on perpsMeasured on-chainBest for
SenpiWeb, iOS, Android, Chrome extension, AI assistants0% on paid plans; 0.03% on the free trial or without a paid planBy plan: 0 on paid plans, 3 bps otherwiseAn agent that writes and runs strategies 24/7, with DSL
NansenWeb, iOS, Android0.08% down to 0.01% by Points tier (0.05% on Pro)3.8 bpsWallet labels and smart-money research, with trades you confirm
WunderTradingWeb0.035%3.5 bpsSignal, DCA and grid bots
KatoshiWeb0.06% down to 0.01% by volume2.0 bpsWebhook and TradingView bots on Hyperliquid
Fee as each app publishes it: its builder fee on top of Hyperliquid’s 0.045% taker and 0.015% maker at the base tier, or an all-in rate where marked or tiered (MetaMask, Liquid, Invo). Measured = builder fees ÷ notional on the perp fills that carry the app’s builder code in Hyperliquid’s public builder-fill files, Oct 11 to Nov 9, 2026 (since mid-September the files cover fills up to about 12:10 UTC each day). 1 bp = 0.01%.

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What the builder fee costs you

Where you tradeBuilder feeAll-in cost of a $10,000 taker order
Senpi on a paid plan0%$4.50, the same as Hyperliquid’s own app (plus the monthly plan)
Hyperliquid appNone$4.50
Insilico Terminal or Axiom0.01%$5.50
Hyperdash0.015%$6.00
Based0.025%$7.00
Rabby0.04%$8.50
Phantom0.05%$9.50
MetaMaskAbout 0.10% (0.1432% taker all-in)$14.32
Trust Wallet0.10%$14.50
Hyperliquid’s 0.045% taker fee at the base tier on crypto perps plus each app’s published builder fee (MetaMask: its published all-in rate). Maker orders and higher volume tiers cost less.

On a paid Senpi plan there is no builder fee, so you pay only Hyperliquid’s own fee; most other apps add one. A builder fee is what an app adds to each fill on top of Hyperliquid’s own fee. You approve a maximum when you first connect, the fee is recorded on every fill, and Hyperliquid caps it at 0.1% on perps. If you turn your account over 50 times a month, a 0.10% fee takes 5% of the account each month, before Hyperliquid’s fee or funding. The full rates are in Hyperliquid fees explained, and Senpi’s study of 381,262 app wallets is in what Hyperliquid app traders pay in builder fees.

How to choose

  • Lowest cost: Hyperliquid’s own app for manual trades, or Senpi on a paid plan, which adds no fee and brings an agent; a terminal at 0.01% if you want manual tools.
  • Your wallet already: Rabby is the cheapest of the big four; Phantom trades from Solana balances with no deposit step.
  • On a phone: Senpi for an agent that runs your strategies; Based and Dexari for order types, Liquid for many markets in one balance, fomo for a social feed.
  • Following traders: Senpi to mirror a trader you choose after its agent researches their record; Invo or Hyperdash to copy; pvp.trade in Telegram.
  • Research first: Senpi Signals and Quant Desk for proven wallets and a score on any address; Hyperdash for wallet analytics and liquidations; Nansen for labels across chains.
  • Automation: Senpi, our pick, for an agent that writes, runs and protects the strategy; WunderTrading or Katoshi for rule-based bots.
  • Where you live: availability differs by country, and each app shows what is open in your region.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Hyperliquid app?

For trading that runs itself, Senpi: an AI agent that writes, runs and protects your strategies 24/7, with 0% Senpi fee on paid plans, so trades cost what they cost on Hyperliquid itself. For manual trading at no markup, Hyperliquid’s own app. For tools at a low fee, Insilico Terminal, Axiom or Hyperdash (0.01% to 0.015%). For a wallet you already use, Rabby (0.04%) or Phantom (0.05%).

Why use Senpi instead of trading on Hyperliquid directly?

The cost on a paid plan is the same: Senpi adds 0% to Hyperliquid’s own fee. What you get on top is an agent that writes and runs your strategy 24/7, DSL on every strategy built from a rule or a template (copy strategies carry at most a flat stop), optional daily-loss and drawdown halts, Senpi Signals and Quant Desk on the wallets you follow, mirroring of traders you choose, and the same agent in the app, on the Chrome Companion and inside Claude or ChatGPT.

Does Senpi charge a builder fee on Hyperliquid?

Not on paid plans: Pro ($50), Advanced ($100) and Quant ($200) a month pay 0% Senpi trading fee, with AI credits included. The free trial and accounts without a paid plan pay 0.03%. Hyperliquid’s own fees apply on every app, Senpi included.

Is there an official Hyperliquid app?

Yes: app.hyperliquid.xyz on the web and an official Android app from Hyperliquid Corp. No official iOS app was listed in the App Store as of Nov 10, 2026; on iPhone, traders use a wallet or a third-party app built on Hyperliquid.

What is the cheapest way to trade on Hyperliquid?

Hyperliquid’s own app and Senpi on a paid plan, both with no added fee: 0.045% taker and 0.015% maker at the base tier on crypto perps, less with volume and HYPE staking. Senpi adds an agent for its monthly plan. Among other third-party apps, Insilico Terminal and Axiom charge 0.01%.

Which wallets support Hyperliquid perps?

MetaMask, Phantom, Rabby and Trust Wallet all have built-in Hyperliquid perps. Their builder fees differ: Rabby 0.04%, Phantom 0.05%, MetaMask and Trust Wallet about 0.10%, on top of Hyperliquid’s fee.

What is the best Hyperliquid mobile app?

For an AI agent that trades for you, Senpi’s iOS and Android apps. For manual trading, Based and Dexari offer the most order types on a phone, Liquid the most markets in one balance, and fomo and Invo the social features. MetaMask, Phantom and Trust Wallet put perps in a mobile wallet.

What is a builder fee on Hyperliquid?

A fee an app adds to each fill on top of Hyperliquid’s own trading fee; Senpi adds none on paid plans. You approve a maximum when you connect, every fill records it, and Hyperliquid caps it at 0.1% on perps. Hyperliquid’s public builder data shows what each app actually charged.

Which Hyperliquid apps have copy trading?

Invo copies a trader in one tap, Hyperdash follows or countertrades up to 10 wallets, and pvp.trade copies and countertrades in Telegram. MetaMask’s Follow trading and Phantom’s Live Trades let you repeat a single trade. Senpi mirrors a trader you choose after its agent researches their record.

Can I trade stocks on Hyperliquid apps?

Yes, as perpetual futures on the XYZ DEX: MetaMask, Phantom, Rabby, Liquid, Based, Hyperdash and Senpi, among others, list stock and index perps that trade 24/7. You get price exposure, not shares. See how to trade stocks on Hyperliquid.

Are Hyperliquid apps safe?

The apps here are non-custodial: your funds sit in a wallet you control and trades settle on Hyperliquid. Check the builder fee you approve, keep your seed phrase or export your key, and revoke access you no longer use. A safe app doesn’t make a trade safe.

Let Senpi’s agent trade Hyperliquid for you

0% Senpi fee on paid plans, strategies that run 24/7 with DSL, and the same agent on your phone, in Chrome and in Claude or ChatGPT.

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Sources and date

Each app’s own site, docs, help centre, fee page and app-store listing, checked Nov 10, 2026 (Nov 7 for the apps Senpi compares head to head); Hyperliquid’s fee and builder-code docs; measured rates from Hyperliquid’s public builder-fill files (Oct 11 to Nov 9, 2026) and DefiLlama’s builder fee data. Senpi makes one of the apps listed. Nothing on this page is financial advice.

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