Wallet permissions, explained before connection
You can explore Proliquid market intelligence without connecting a wallet. When you enable trading, no funds move and Proliquid cannot withdraw. Your main wallet proves ownership, approves a builder-fee maximum, and creates a wallet-specific Hyperliquid API agent for supported trading actions.
The Proliquid account, connected wallet, and Hyperliquid account do different jobs. Proliquid stores workspace preferences; the wallet authorizes permissions; Hyperliquid holds exchange balances, positions, orders, fills, and margin state. Creating an account or connecting a wallet does not place a trade.
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Three layers, separate responsibilities
Security starts with an accurate permission model. Proliquid keeps the app workspace, wallet authorization, and Hyperliquid exchange state distinct so each action can be reviewed in context.
Explore
News, Screener, Funding, Compare, market guides, and product documentation can be reviewed before a wallet is connected.
Authorize
The wallet connection uses a signed ownership message and, when needed, a separate main-wallet approval for the maximum Proliquid builder-fee rate.
Execute
A wallet-specific API agent is stored in the browser and signs supported trading actions without requesting the main-wallet signature for every order.
Control
Disconnecting ends the current Proliquid wallet session. It does not close positions, cancel open orders, or revoke every exchange-level permission by itself.
Safe connection workflow
Use the same deliberate sequence on a new browser, device, wallet, or account. A familiar interface is not a substitute for checking the active signer and requested permission.
Read the product guideOpen News, market guides, Screener, Funding, and Compare before connecting. Decide whether the workflow is useful before granting a wallet permission.
Confirm the official Proliquid URL, wallet extension, active address, and intended Hyperliquid account before signing any message.
Review the ownership signature, builder-fee maximum, and API-agent creation separately. Reject any unexpected withdrawal, transfer, or seed-phrase request.
After trading, review positions, open orders, TWAPs, chases, fills, and permissions. Disconnecting the app is not the same as cancelling exchange activity or revoking access.
The remaining risks
A limited execution path still interacts with leveraged markets and a browser security boundary. Wallet hygiene, device security, permission review, and active position monitoring remain your responsibility.
An API agent used for supported order actions can create or change market exposure. A malicious or mistaken trade can lose capital even when withdrawal is unavailable.
Clearing browser data or changing devices can remove locally stored API-agent information and require a new connection, while existing Hyperliquid positions and orders remain active.
Ending the Proliquid session does not automatically cancel open orders, close positions, or revoke every Hyperliquid-level approval.
Hyperliquid rules, oracle behavior, liquidity, leverage, funding, slippage, liquidation, and third-party software risk are outside any interface-level promise.
Before you trade
Product behavior and limits, explained without trading promises.
No. Creating an account, signing the ownership message, approving the builder-fee maximum, or creating the API agent does not by itself place a trade or move funds. Proliquid cannot withdraw. A later order can still change exposure and create trading losses.
The wallet-specific API agent signs supported Hyperliquid trading actions so the main wallet does not need to sign every order. Proliquid stores the agent per wallet in browser storage; clearing local data or changing devices can require a new agent.
The main wallet approves a maximum Proliquid builder-fee rate for supported actions. The executed rate can be lower when a documented VIP tier applies. Hyperliquid exchange fees remain separate.
No. Disconnecting ends the current Proliquid session, but it does not close Hyperliquid positions, cancel open orders, or revoke every exchange-level permission by itself. Review the wallet safety guide and Hyperliquid controls before rotating or revoking permissions.
Explore before you authorize
Review live intelligence without a wallet, read the security model, and enable Hyperliquid trading only after the active address, fee cap, and API-agent flow are clear.
