Hypertake is an independent web interface for Hyperliquid's HIP-4 prediction markets (outcomes) and perpetual futures. You connect your own wallet; every order is placed, matched and settled on Hyperliquid, and your money stays in your own Hyperliquid account. Hypertake is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hyperliquid. Markdown of this page: https://hypertake.net/docs/money/withdraw.md. Full documentation index: https://hypertake.net/llms.txt

Money · Funding

Withdraw from Hyperliquid

How to withdraw USDC from Hyperliquid to your wallet on Arbitrum with Hypertake: the $1 fee, $2 minimum, signatures and timing

A withdrawal sends USDC from your Hyperliquid account to your connected wallet on Arbitrum One, through Hyperliquid's own bridge. Hyperliquid takes a $1 fee from the amount, you sign once in your wallet with no gas (twice on a standard account), and the USDC usually arrives in about five minutes.

$1Hyperliquid's withdrawal fee, taken from the amount
$2Smallest withdrawal in Hypertake
≈ 5 minUntil it arrives on Arbitrum
$0Gas: it's a signature, not a transaction
Where a withdrawal goes
Your Hyperliquid accountfree USDC
withdraw3signed by your wallet
Hyperliquid's bridgea short check, $1 fee
Your walletUSDC on Arbitrum One, the connected address

Withdrawals use Hyperliquid's own bridge, not Relay. The destination is always the wallet you're connected with.

Where the money goes

Hypertake withdraws only to the address you're connected with, as USDC on Arbitrum One. There's no address field, by design: a typo or a pasted address can't send your money somewhere else. To move money to an exchange or another person, withdraw to your wallet first, then send it from there.

What you can withdraw

You can withdraw what's free: USDC that isn't in a position or held by an open order. Both screens show it as Free to withdraw.

On a standard account, free USDC is your spot balance plus what perps lets you withdraw.
MoneyCan you withdraw it?To free it
Available USDCYesNothing to do
Margin in open perps positionsNoClose or reduce the position
USDC held by open ordersNoCancel the order (Portfolio → Open orders)
Outcome sharesNoSell them, or wait for settlement to pay them into your balance

Withdraw on desktop

  1. Open Withdraw

    On Portfolio, press Withdraw (it's also in your address menu). The left side, From your Hyperliquid account, shows Free to withdraw, Account value, In positions ("sell to withdraw it") and Account type: "Unified: 1 signature" or "Standard: 2 signatures".

  2. Check the destination

    The right side, To your wallet, shows your address and "USDC on Arbitrum · your connected wallet".

  3. Enter an amount

    Type it or press Max. Two lines show what happens: You receive $49.00 on Arbitrum and "Hyperliquid's fee $1.00, taken from the amount". Below $2 the line reads "Withdrawals start at $2."

  4. Press Withdraw and confirm in your wallet

    The button names the amount, for example Withdraw $50.00. Under it: "One confirmation in your wallet, no gas. Arrives in about 5 minutes." (or two confirmations on a standard account). The status line follows each stage (listed below).

    ResultThe window closes and a notice says "Withdrawing $50.00 · $49.00 USDC is on its way to 0x… on Arbitrum. It usually arrives in about 5 minutes." When the USDC reaches your wallet: "Withdrawal arrived".

The desktop Withdraw window's stages, in order.
Status lineWhat's happening
Confirm in your wallet: moving the USDC to your withdrawable balance (1 of 2).Standard accounts only: moving USDC from spot to perps, where Hyperliquid's withdrawal draws from
Confirm the withdrawal in your wallet.Signing the withdrawal itself
Sending to Hyperliquid…Hyperliquid is accepting the signed withdrawal

Withdraw on your phone

  1. Open Withdraw

    Tap Withdraw on Portfolio (or Account → Money → Withdraw). The button is off while less than $2 is free. The top shows $X free to withdraw; tap it for what counts.

  2. Check the destination

    A locked row reads To your wallet · 0x…, "USDC on Arbitrum". It can't be changed.

  3. Enter the amount

    Use the keypad or the slider. The line shows Hyperliquid fee $1.00 · You receive $49.00 · ~5 min. An amber note warns you if the withdrawal leaves little margin for open perps, or leaves less than the $10 smallest perps order.

  4. Review

    Tap Review · $50.00. The review shows You receive, To, Fee ("Hyperliquid's, taken from the amount"), Arrives (About 5 minutes) and Left to trade, then "Withdrawals can't be reversed."

  5. Confirm in MetaMask

    (Or your wallet's name.) The waiting screen says "Sign the withdrawal · no gas"; on a standard account it first asks "Move USDC to perps (a signature, no gas)", step 1 of 2.

    ResultA notice, "Withdrawing $50.00 · About 5 minutes · you can leave this screen", turns into "Withdrawal arrived · 49.00 USDC in your wallet on Arbitrum". It's listed in Portfolio → History with a receipt.

One signature or two

Both signatures come from your own wallet. The trading key can't withdraw or transfer: Hyperliquid accepts these only with your main wallet's signature. See Unified account.
Your accountSignaturesWhy
Unified (or portfolio margin)1: the withdrawal (withdraw3)One balance, so the withdrawal draws on it directly
Standard, with enough withdrawable in perps1: the withdrawalHyperliquid's withdrawal draws on the perps balance
Standard, with the money in spot2: a transfer from spot to perps (usdClassTransfer), then the withdrawalThe USDC has to be in perps before it can leave
A withdrawal from a unified account
1
You → Your walletSign "Withdraw": your address, the amount, the timeno gas, no network switch
2
Your wallet → HyperliquidThe signed withdrawal goes to Hyperliquid, straight from your browser
3
HyperliquidTakes the amount from your balance, keeps the $1 fee
4
Hyperliquid → Arbitrum OneThe bridge pays the rest to your address after a short checkabout 5 minutes
5
Arbitrum One → YouUSDC is in your wallet

Fees and timing

Hyperliquid charges $1 per withdrawal, taken from the amount, and says withdrawals "take approximately 5 minutes to finalize" (Exchange endpoint); its USDC page quotes 3–4 minutes (USDC). Hypertake charges nothing and sets a $2 minimum, because below that the fee is most of the withdrawal.

After you sign, Hypertake checks your wallet's USDC on Arbitrum every 15 seconds for up to 20 minutes and tells you when it lands. Until then, Portfolio → Deposits & withdrawals shows the withdrawal as Sending. If it takes longer, you'll see "Withdrawal still on its way": Hyperliquid's bridge is slower than usual, and the money will still arrive.

ExampleLeo takes $50 out

  • Leo's unified account has $120 of free USDC and two open outcome positions.
  • He withdraws $50. His wallet asks for one signature; there's no gas.
  • Hyperliquid keeps its $1 fee. About five minutes later, 49 USDC is in his wallet on Arbitrum One.
  • His outcome positions are untouched, and $70 stays free to trade.

Flow$50 from Leo's Hyperliquid balance → $1 Hyperliquid fee → 49 USDC to his own address on Arbitrum One

How much does it cost to withdraw from Hyperliquid?

$1, Hyperliquid's fee, taken from the amount. Hypertake charges nothing, and there's no gas: you sign a message, not a transaction.

How long does a withdrawal take?

About five minutes in most cases (Hyperliquid's docs say 3–5). Hypertake tells you when it reaches your wallet.

Can I withdraw to an exchange or a different address?

Not directly. Hypertake withdraws only to your connected wallet. Withdraw there, then send it on from your wallet.

Why is Withdraw greyed out?

Less than $2 is free to withdraw. Money in positions or held by open orders doesn't count until you close or cancel them.

Can I withdraw ETH or another token?

No. Withdrawals are USDC on Arbitrum One.

My withdrawal hasn't arrived. What now?

Give it up to 20 minutes, then check your address on Arbiscan and on Hyperliquid's explorer. Hyperliquid's withdrawal FAQ covers the rarer cases.

Could the trading key withdraw my money?

No. A withdrawal needs your main wallet's signature every time. See The trading key.

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