Hyperliquid trading terminals, compared honestly.

Every terminal trades the same Hyperliquid order book. They differ in their charts, order types, platforms, sign-in and custody. Thirteen of them, side by side.

← All guides · Checked 23 September 2026

A disclosure first. WatchCrypto is one of the terminals on this page. We have held it to the same standard as the others: every fact below comes from the product's own site, documentation or shipped app, listed under Sources, and where WatchCrypto is weaker, we say so.

At a glance

TerminalBest forSmallest candlePlatforms
WatchCryptoChart-first traders who watch several exchanges and trade Hyperliquid from the same screen1 secondWeb, installable on phone and desktop
Hyperliquid appThe baseline: every native order type and nothing added on top1 minuteWeb, Android
HyperdashPositioning analytics, copy trading and advanced orders in one place1 secondWeb
Insilico TerminalExecution power users on many venues, with hotkeys and a command line1 minute, plus tick chartsWeb, installable
BasedTrading on a phone as well as a desktop1 minuteWeb, iOS, Android, desktop, Telegram
DexariTraders who only ever trade from a phone1 minuteiOS, Android
ProliquidNews-driven traders who also trade centralised futures1 minuteWeb, installable
D.TerminalHeadline traders who want a news feed wired to execution1 secondWeb, installable
LiquidConsumer trading across crypto, stocks and prediction markets, with an AI assistant1 minuteWeb, iOS, Android
BullpenTraders who mix Polymarket, Hyperliquid perps and Solana tokens1 minuteWeb, installable
PhantomPhantom wallet users who want perps without another appNot publishedMobile app, web terminal
MetaMaskMetaMask users who want perps inside the walletNot publishedMobile app, browser extension
HypeTerminalDevelopers who want open-source code they can self-host1 minuteWeb, self-hostable

How to choose

The terminals

WatchCrypto (ours)

Best for: Chart-first traders who watch several exchanges and trade Hyperliquid from the same screen.

Hyperliquid app

Best for: The baseline: every native order type and nothing added on top.

Hyperdash

Best for: Positioning analytics, copy trading and advanced orders in one place.

Insilico Terminal

Best for: Execution power users on many venues, with hotkeys and a command line.

Based

Best for: Trading on a phone as well as a desktop.

Dexari

Best for: Traders who only ever trade from a phone.

Proliquid

Best for: News-driven traders who also trade centralised futures.

D.Terminal

Best for: Headline traders who want a news feed wired to execution.

Liquid

Best for: Consumer trading across crypto, stocks and prediction markets, with an AI assistant.

Bullpen

Best for: Traders who mix Polymarket, Hyperliquid perps and Solana tokens.

Phantom

Best for: Phantom wallet users who want perps without another app.

MetaMask

Best for: MetaMask users who want perps inside the wallet.

HypeTerminal

Best for: Developers who want open-source code they can self-host.

What they all have in common

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Hyperliquid trading terminal?

It depends on how you trade. Hyperliquid's own app has every native order type. For analytics and copy trading, Hyperdash; for execution across many venues, Insilico; for trading on a phone, Based or Dexari; for charts with 1-second candles next to Binance, Bybit, Coinbase and Kraken data, WatchCrypto.

Which Hyperliquid terminals have 1-second charts?

Of the thirteen compared here, WatchCrypto, Hyperdash and D.Terminal. Hyperliquid's own candle data starts at one minute, so a terminal that shows seconds builds those candles from the trade stream itself.

Is it safe to trade Hyperliquid through a third-party terminal?

Most connect through an agent key, which Hyperliquid itself will not let withdraw funds. Check two things before you connect: whether the terminal holds your keys or exchange API keys on its own servers, and that you are on its real domain, since lookalike sites exist.

Does Hyperliquid have an official mobile app?

Hyperliquid publishes an Android app. For iPhone, its own onboarding page points to third-party apps such as Based, Dexari, MetaMask and Phantom.

How we checked

On 23 September 2026 we read each product's site, documentation and, for chart timeframes, the configuration its web app ships. Each product's pricing page is linked in its section. Products that could not be verified were left out. If something here is out of date, tell us at [email protected] and we will correct it.

Sources

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