What is HAIPA?

HAIPA is non-custodial institutional-grade trading infrastructure for agents on Hyperliquid, built on Tokyo-colocated compute and persistent virtual machines equipped with a suite of institutional-grade trading execution algos. You define the risk caps for your agent: size limits, leverage caps, position boundaries. HAIPA enforces them at the signing boundary before every order fires, so your agent gets institutional speed and capabilities without ever breaking your rules.

This guide takes you from a fresh wallet to a live, policy-bounded trading agent in a few steps.

Overview

HAIPA is a non-custodial policy engine for agents and bots on Hyperliquid that bounds every trade before it fires. It is backed by real institutional-grade execution infrastructure: Tokyo-colocated compute, persistent virtual machines, and algo primitives such as trailing stop and peg orders — live now, with more shipping over time. Your agent is armed with the same tools institutional HFT desks have run for decades, but never outside your rules.

Who is this for?

HAIPA is built for two kinds of users — the difference is who's in the driver's seat.

1. You want a junior trader. Talk to trade. You're in the driver's seat: just describe what you want and your agent executes, spawning algos, placing trigger orders, making markets on your behalf. It keeps working after you close the chat window, and it works inside rules you set.
2. You want a trading framework for your persistent agent. Your agent already runs 24/7, but it's flying blind with no guardrails. Drop in our MCP connector and it can launch algos on the fly, implement custom strategies, and trade within policy you control. Your agent's harness might run on a Mac mini in your office, but its execution engine lives at the exchange in Tokyo.

Either way, every action your agent takes still clears your policy before it fires; the rules are always yours.