The scan reads
A public account address lets Hyperdaily read positions, margin, balances, fills, market context, predicted funding, and existing vault equities through public protocol data. Connecting a browser wallet only supplies that selected public address and does not request a message or transaction signature.
The vault check comes next
A vault’s return is not enough. Review the strategy, concentration, leverage behavior, max drawdown, open positions, TVL, profit share, and whether the reported period matches the regime you expect. Then compare that exposure with the user wallet’s current risk.
The deposit signs
vaultTransfer is the native Hyperliquid exchange action for adding or removing funds from a vault. A useful preview shows the exact vault address, deposit direction, USDC amount, expected product economics, and the withdrawal path before the wallet signs.
Lock-up and exit are part of the entry
Hyperliquid documentation describes different lock-up periods for protocol and user vaults, and withdrawals can interact with open positions and available margin. Confirm the current vault rules in the official interface and documentation instead of assuming funds are immediately liquid.
Profit share changes the net result
User-vault leaders generally receive a share of profits, while protocol vault economics can differ. A depositor should compare net returns after profit share and any exit impact, not only the headline APY or historical PnL.
The product records the boundary
Hyperdaily keeps scan, preview, signature request, result, and revoke or withdrawal as separate events. That makes it possible to explain what happened without implying that a read-only wallet connection moved funds.