approveAgent without mystery

Hyperliquid agent wallets

Agent wallets can place and cancel orders after approval, but they cannot withdraw. Hyperdaily makes the approval path explicit: preview, caps, signature, record, and revoke.

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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 exactly what approveAgent authorizes.
  • Preview caps and kill-switch state before signing.
  • Keep the revoke path visible in the same flow.

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

What does approveAgent do?

It registers an API wallet that can sign trading actions for the master account. It is not a private-key export.

Can an agent wallet withdraw?

No. Hyperliquid API wallets cannot withdraw, but they still need limits because they can trade.

How do I revoke?

Sign an agent revoke or replacement flow and disable local copy state. Hyperdaily records the revoke action.

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.

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Hyperliquid copy trading, read-only firstHyperliquid builder codesHyperliquid whale trackerHyperliquid agent wallets explained

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