Live trading

Live trading means your orders, and your live copies, go to Hyperliquid with real money. Your money stays in your own Hyperliquid account the whole time. syntaka never holds it and can never withdraw or move it.

What you needCopy Anchor Link

Connect a walletCopy Anchor Link

Open Connect a wallet. syntaka asks your wallet for its address and nothing else. Nothing is signed until you turn on live trading.

Once connected, the dialog is called Your wallet. It shows your address, the Live trading section, and Disconnect. Disconnecting a phone wallet also ends its WalletConnect session.

Turn on live tradingCopy Anchor Link

In Your wallet, choose Enable live trading.

syntaka then sends both approvals to Hyperliquid. When Hyperliquid shows both, a Live marker appears next to your account, and your orders go to Hyperliquid.

If you stop halfway, the section shows what is still missing and Sign the approval (or Sign the approvals). You can also choose Start again. The approvals must be signed before the time shown, or you start again.

What the trading key can and cannot doCopy Anchor Link

The trading key is a separate key that syntaka makes for you on its server. Hyperliquid calls this an API wallet or agent. Only its address is ever shown to you or your wallet.

This is Hyperliquid's own rule for agent keys, not just a promise from syntaka. The key is stored encrypted and is never shown, sent to your browser, or written to logs.

When the key endsCopy Anchor Link

The trading key works for 30 days. The section says until when: "This wallet trades with syntaka's trading key ... until" a date.

• When the 30 days are over, choose Renew live trading. It takes one signature, or two if the fee approval is gone too.
• If Hyperliquid no longer shows one of the approvals (for example, you removed it elsewhere), live trading pauses and you enable it again.

Revoke the trading keyCopy Anchor Link

While live trading is on, the section shows Revoke. It works at once and needs no code:

• syntaka destroys your trading key straight away, so it can't place any more orders;
• then you are offered Remove it on Hyperliquid: one more signature that removes the key on Hyperliquid too.

Revoking does not close your positions or move your money. Orders already resting on Hyperliquid stay there until you cancel them.

Every live order is confirmedCopy Anchor Link

Before a live order is sent, you see it in plain words, with its size, its rough value and the fees in dollars, for example "$0.45 Hyperliquid + $0.10 syntaka". Nothing is sent until you confirm.

Limits and stopsCopy Anchor Link

syntaka's server checks every live order against limits before it signs it. These include:

• the largest value of one order;
• the total value sent in one day;
• the most you can lose in one day (realised losses and fees); once reached, only orders that reduce a position go through;
• the number of open orders;
• the highest leverage.

If an order goes past a limit, it is refused and nothing is sent. The message says which limit and by how much.

There is also a kill switch for your account. When you use it, syntaka cancels every open order, can also close every position if you choose, and blocks new orders until you turn trading back on.

Your copy plan has its own limits too, such as Most to lose in one day and Stop everything after a drop of. See For You.

Live copiesCopy Anchor Link

Copying live is off until you turn it on. When it is on, your new copies trade your live Hyperliquid account instead of practice money. Each copy is tracked on its own, so you can see its fills and results in your Portfolio.

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