Resources
Hyperliquid Docs
Official documentation explaining Hyperliquid’s architecture, trading features, and API
endpoints.
HyperEVM Docs
Overview of Hyperliquid’s EVM chain, including architecture and features.
EVM Transaction Docs
Privy documentation for EVM wallet integration and transaction signing.
Integrating with Hyperliquid
Setting up Hyperliquid with Privy in NodeJS
We’ll be using the Hyperliquid SDK with Privy’s ethers.js integration to interact with the Hyperliquid API.1. Installation
First, install the necessary dependencies:2. Initialize Privy Server SDK
Set up Privy’s server SDK to interact with your managed wallets:3. Create Ethers Compatible Signer
Use Privy’screateEthersSigner
utility to create an ethers-compatible signer:4. Initialize Hyperliquid SDK
Use the ethers signer to initialize the Hyperliquid client:5. Check if Wallet has Account
Before trading, ensure the wallet has an account on Hyperliquid:6. Getting Tradable Assets and Contexts
Before trading assets their metadata and contexts need to be fetched first:7. Making Trades
Now you can use the client to place orders and interact with the Hyperliquid API:This approach keeps your wallet’s private keys secure by delegating all signing operations
to Privy’s secure API, while providing full compatibility with Hyperliquid’s trading features.
Conclusion
By combining Privy’s secure wallet infrastructure with Hyperliquid’s high-performance trading platform, you can build powerful trading applications without compromising on security. The custom signer approach allows you to leverage Privy’s key management while still benefiting from all the features of Hyperliquid’s API. For more advanced features like subscription to real-time order book data or implementing complex trading strategies, refer to the Hyperliquid documentation.Your application can now securely trade on Hyperliquid using Privy’s managed wallets!