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- Trust Wallet integrates Hyperliquid, unlocking 200+ perps markets with zero fees for users.
- Users trade crypto and commodities in-wallet without bridging or switching apps.
- Self-custody setup keeps private key control while enabling fast on-chain trading.
Trust Wallet integrated Hyperliquid to bring perpetual futures trading directly into its self-custody wallet. The update gives users access to more than 200 markets, including cryptocurrencies and real-world assets, with zero fees available for the first three months.
As per the report, the company said the integration is available through the Trade menu under the Perps section. Users can open and manage positions without leaving the Trust Wallet app or connecting external applications.
The rollout gives access to perpetual futures markets linked to crypto assets, oil, and gold. According to the announcement, Trust Wallet has more than 220 million users who can access the new trading feature.
Trust Wallet Removes Bridging With Seamless In-App Trading
The integration allows users to deposit assets from supported chains. Funds usually become available for trading within seconds, which may reduce delays for on-chain traders.
Trust Wallet said the feature keeps users in a self-custodial environment. Traders continue to control their private keys while managing perpetual futures positions inside the app.
The integration also reduces steps often required on decentralized exchanges. Users no longer need to bridge funds, switch wallets, or move between separate applications before opening Hyperliquid positions.
Source: Trust Wallet
Deposits can move directly from Trust Wallet holdings into Hyperliquid trading positions. This setup creates a simpler path for users who want access to perpetual futures without relying on several tools.
The feature also consolidates a number of markets in a single interface. Crypto and commodity perpetuals can be used in the same wallet, and this allows users to have a wider market exposure in one application.
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Trust Wallet chose Hyperliquid following its expansions in on-chain perpetual futures trading. The statement indicated that decentralized exchange activity in perpetual markets rose significantly in 2025.
Hyperliquid Expansion and Automated Trading Integration
Hyperliquid accounted for a large share of that activity. In other instances, perpetual futures volume was 11.5 times higher than that of spot trade, as indicated by the data used in the announcement.
The relocation is after another Trust Wallet product update. The company has also launched the Trust Wallet Agent Kit, or TWAK, last month.
TWAK is a machine learning system that is used to automate crypto transactions on over 25 blockchains. The networks supported are Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin, Tron, NEAR, and Sui.
The tool has two modes of operation. The Agent Wallet Mode enables the AI agent to trade within user-imposed limits and conditions.
User Approval Model and Perpetual Trading Risks
WalletConnect Mode works differently. It implies transactions, yet the user needs to authorize every operation prior to its implementation. Trust Wallet claimed that users retain all control over their private keys in both modes. That structure keeps the product in line with the self-custody model of the wallets.
The Hyperliquid integration demonstrates the addition of more advanced trading capabilities to self-custody platforms by wallet providers. It also minimizes some trading activity’s reliance on centralized exchanges.
Nevertheless, perpetual futures are still risky products. Users can lose all funds placed in such trades. The access could also be different in different regions since different markets have different rules of regulation.
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