Key Highlights
- The Hyperliquid integration provides access to over 200 perpetual markets, including crypto and commodities.
- Traders retain custody of assets while managing leveraged positions within the app.
- Funds can be deployed quickly, reducing friction for active on-chain participants.
Trust Wallet, a self-custody crypto wallet, today integrated Hyperliquid, a layer-1 blockchain and decentralized exchange, offering users access to perpetual futures trading with zero fees for the first three months.
According to the official announcement, the move gives over 220 million users access to over 200 perpetual futures markets covering cryptocurrencies and real-world assets like oil and gold, without leaving the wallet or connecting external applications.
The integration allows users to deposit assets from supported chains, with funds typically becoming available for trading within seconds. Traders can open and manage positions in a completely self-custodial environment, gaining control of their private keys in the process.
The feature can be accessed through the Trade menu under the Perps section inside the Trust Wallet app.
No bridging required
This integration solves most of the problems that exist in decentralized exchanges. Users will no longer require a bridging of funds or switching of applications and wallets. The deposits will be made straight from the users’ holdings in Trust Wallet directly to the Hyperliquid positions.
It also provides access to multiple markets at once. From cryptocurrencies to commodity perpetuals, all assets will be available on one platform for diversified investments. The fast deposit feature will ensure that there is no delay for on-chain traders.
Trust Wallet selected Hyperliquid as its integration partner following the platform’s growth in on-chain perpetual trading. In 2025, the volume of trades made through DEXs on perps rose significantly within the industry, with Hyperliquid being responsible for a large portion of the activity. In certain instances, according to the data, the volume of perpetual futures was even at 11.5 times that of spot.
AI agent launch
In a separate development, Trust Wallet, last month, introduced the Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK), an AI agent capable of automating cryptocurrency transactions on over 25 different blockchains, such as Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin, Tron, NEAR, and Sui.
The AI agent has two modes of operation. They include Agent Wallet Mode, in which the AI makes all the trades autonomously following specific parameters and limits set by the user, and WalletConnect Mode, in which it suggests all the transactions to be made but needs user authorization for each transaction. Users maintain complete control over their private keys regardless of the mode they use.
What it means
The integration reflects a broader shift toward consolidating advanced trading features within self-custodial wallets, reducing reliance on centralized exchanges. While this tool makes things easier, users must understand that trading perpetual futures is quite risky because there is a possibility of losing everything.
It is also important to note that the regulatory framework varies from one place to another, and some functionalities might not be available everywhere. Overall, the move highlights continuous attempts made by wallet companies to close the gap between just storing assets and carrying out advanced on-chain financial operations.
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