Blockchain.com Integrates Hyperliquid Perps in Wallet

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Blockchain.com has integrated Hyperliquid to offer perpetual futures trading within its DeFi wallet.
Users can fund positions directly with Bitcoin and trade without moving assets to a separate exchange.
The platform provides access to more than 190 crypto markets with leverage of up to 40%.
Hyperliquid supplies the execution infrastructure and liquidity, while Blockchain.com acts as the user interface.
DefiLlama data shows Hyperliquid recorded about $6 billion in 24-hour perpetual futures volume.

Blockchain.com has introduced perpetual futures trading inside its DeFi wallet through an integration with Hyperliquid. The rollout lets users trade leveraged crypto contracts without transferring assets to an external exchange. The feature is now live on mobile, while the company has listed web support as coming soon.

Hyperliquid Powers Onchain Perpetual Futures Access

Blockchain.com said it built the new product on Hyperliquid’s infrastructure and liquidity stack. The wallet now allows users to fund positions directly with Bitcoin and trade without leaving the app. As a result, users can access more than 190 crypto markets with leverage of up to 40%.

The company stated that its DeFi wallet serves strictly as the interface layer. It clarified that Hyperliquid handles trade execution and provides the underlying order book liquidity. “The product is powered by Hyperliquid’s infrastructure and liquidity,” Blockchain.com said in its statement.

Through the integration, users can open and manage perpetual futures positions directly from their wallet balances. They no longer need to deposit funds to a centralized trading venue. This structure keeps assets within the self-custody wallet environment.

Hyperliquid has recorded about $6 billion in perpetual futures volume over the past 24 hours. Data from DefiLlama shows roughly $191 billion in volume during the past 30 days. The platform also reports open interest of around $7.35 billion.

Cumulative perpetual futures volume on Hyperliquid has surpassed $4.28 trillion, according to DefiLlama. These figures position the platform as a dominant venue for onchain perpetual contracts. Consequently, wallets and applications have moved to embed its trading stack.

Hyperliquid Expands Markets Through HIP 3 Framework

Hyperliquid has also broadened its market offerings through its HIP 3 framework. This mechanism allows external teams to launch permissionless perpetual products on its order book. As a result, developers can introduce new markets without rebuilding core infrastructure.

Through HIP 3, teams have launched perpetual contracts tied to traditional financial assets. Trade[XYZ] has introduced licensed S&P 500 perpetual contracts on the platform. The expansion also includes 24-hour oil trading products.

Blockchain.com said the integration reflects demand for embedded derivatives trading. It confirmed that mobile users can already access the feature inside the DeFi wallet. Web-based access remains under development and will follow at a later date.

The company did not disclose specific rollout timelines for the web version. However, it emphasized that the product operates directly within the existing wallet interface. The announcement focused on the current mobile launch and supported markets.

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