Safety, signing, and data

Hyperdaily FAQ

Hyperdaily starts read-only. These answers explain what the scanner reads, when signatures appear, what we record, and how to revoke permissions.

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MetaMask or Rabby returns the selected public account. No private key, agent wallet, transaction, or message signature.

What this page solves

  • Understand the difference between scan, preview, and signature.
  • Check the non-custodial safety model.
  • Find the correct page for wallet scans, vault deposits, builder approval, or copy-agent approval.

How Hyperdaily handles it

1. Connect walletMetaMask or Rabby returns the selected public account. Paste remains a fallback.
2. Read live contextFunding, whales, vaults, HyperEVM, risk, and local decision memory.
3. Preview before signingAny vault, builder, or agent action gets a separate preview and revoke path.

FAQ

Does Hyperdaily need my seed phrase?

Never. Hyperdaily never asks for a seed phrase or private key.

What data does the scanner use?

Public Hyperliquid wallet and market data, HyperEVM data, local state, and first-party product analytics.

When do I sign?

Only after a preview in a deposit, builder, or copy-agent flow. The landing scan itself is read-only.

Can I revoke permissions?

Yes. Vault exit, approveBuilderFee 0%, and copy-agent revoke paths are part of the product direction.

Evidence standard

Hyperdaily separates public protocol facts from product interpretation, labels stale or missing evidence, and keeps connection separate from signing. Read the full data and scoring methodology.

Related Hyperdaily pages

Hyperliquid wallet scannerHyperliquid agent walletsHyperliquid vault scanner

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