What this costs
Most trading apps answer this with "competitive fees" and a link to a support article. Here is the whole schedule, effective August 2026, including the costs that are not ours to charge but that you still pay.
- Live product data
- Self-custodial
- Human confirmed
What Hypertradeworx charges
One rate, applied to the notional value of what you trade, on the three surfaces where the underlying protocol supports an integrator fee. There is no subscription, no account fee, no inactivity fee, no deposit fee and no withdrawal fee.
- Perpetual futures: 0.05% of position notional, taken as an integrator fee on the venues that support one
- Cross-chain swaps and bridges: 0.05% of the amount routed
- NFT purchases and sales: 0.05% of the trade
- Accounts, deposits, withdrawals, price alerts, the portfolio, the agent and the MCP connector: nothing
You see the exact amount before you sign
The fee is not an estimate reconciled later. Every order response carries the computed integrator fee alongside the notional it was derived from, and that figure is on the confirmation you sign. If the number in front of you is not the number you expected, the order has not gone anywhere yet.
What the venue charges, which is not ours
Each venue sets its own trading fee and keeps it. We do not mark it up and we do not receive a share of it beyond the integrator fee above. This is the largest cost on most trades and it varies by venue, which is one of the practical arguments for routing per order rather than committing to a single venue per account. Lighter is the outlier worth knowing about: its order books are zero-fee.
Network fees, and when there are none
Placing a perp order on an off-chain order book costs no gas at all, because the order is a signed message rather than a transaction. Gas appears on genuinely on-chain actions: moving funds, bridging, swapping, and settling positions on the on-chain venues. Where a sponsorship policy applies, that cost is covered rather than passed to you; where it does not, the network fee comes out of the transaction and is shown before you confirm.
Funding is not a fee
Holding a perpetual means paying or receiving funding, which is often larger than every fee on this page combined over a long hold. It moves between traders rather than to us or to the venue, and it can pay you. It is on this page only because people find it on their statement and assume it was a charge.
Card and bank funding
Funding your wallet with a card or a bank transfer goes through a third-party payment provider, and that provider charges its own fee, which is quoted in the flow before you commit. Funding with crypto avoids it entirely.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Hypertradeworx charge to trade a perp?
- 0.05% of the position notional, taken as an integrator fee on the venues that support one. The exact amount is computed per order and shown on the confirmation before you sign it.
- Are there any account or withdrawal fees?
- No. There is no subscription, no account fee, no deposit fee and no withdrawal fee. Because the wallet is self-custodial, a withdrawal is you moving your own funds, and the only cost is the network fee.
- Do you mark up the venue trading fee?
- No. The venue sets and keeps its own fee. Our 0.05% is separate and additive, and it is the only thing we take from a trade.
- Why is there no gas fee on my perp order?
- Because the order is a signed message sent to an off-chain order book rather than a transaction broadcast to a chain. Gas applies to on-chain actions like deposits, swaps and bridges, and some of those run through a sponsorship policy that covers it.
- Is the fee different by asset class?
- No. The same 0.05% applies whether the market is a crypto perp, a stock perp, an index, an FX pair, a commodity or an ETF. The venue fee underneath it does differ.
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Rates on this page are ours and are stated in full. Venue trading fees, network fees and third-party payment provider fees are set by those parties and can change without notice from us.