Trust Wallet has integrated Hyperliquid, letting eligible users trade perpetual contracts directly inside the wallet app without moving to a separate platform. Trust Wallet said it has logged more than 220 million downloads, while Hyperliquid said its network has processed more than $4 trillion in trading volume.
Hyperliquid markets now sit inside the wallet app
With the addition of Hyperliquid, Trust Wallet is expanding the range of perpetual trading venues available through its mobile product. The company said users can access spot trading, perpetuals, and a broader set of asset classes in one place. Hyperliquid’s market lineup includes not only crypto contracts but also real-world asset perpetuals tied to oil, precious metals, and equities, including the S&P 500.
Perpetual contracts allow traders to speculate on price movements with leverage without holding the underlying asset. Trust Wallet said the integration is aimed at active traders looking for deeper liquidity, tighter spreads, more markets, and faster execution, all from within the app.
RWA perpetual demand featured in the announcement
The release said open interest in RWA markets on Hyperliquid recently moved past $2 billion. The company linked that figure to demand from traders seeking on-chain exposure to traditional asset classes without using a brokerage account.
Trust Wallet CEO Felix Fan said perp traders have been asking for deeper liquidity, tighter spreads, and broader market access. He described the Hyperliquid integration as part of an effort to make Trust Wallet a place where active traders can trade, hold, and control assets without leaving the platform.
Live now, with regional restrictions
Trust Wallet said the Hyperliquid-powered perpetual trading feature is already live. Users can access the full set of Hyperliquid markets through the app, including RWA perpetuals linked to oil and precious metals. The company also warned that perpetual trading involves leverage and significant risk, and said users should review the relevant disclosures before trading.
The feature is not available in every jurisdiction. The release listed the UK, the US, Hong Kong, Australia, Canada, and multiple European countries among the restricted markets. It also stated that the announcement is not a financial promotion directed at UK consumers.