HAIPA beta launch
HAIPA bounds your trading Agent. Your Rules. Your Control
What it does
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.
Non-custodial policy-enforced trading infrastructure. Tokyo colocated. Persistent compute. Your rules.
You set the markets, the leverage caps, the position bounds, and a PnL floor. Every order your agent proposes gets checked against your policy before it is signed. Your rules, not the bot's. Say what you want in plain English. Your agent works out the execution and submits it to Hyperliquid. No scripting, no strategy code, no SDK. Connect your wallet, set your limits, link your LLM. Most first-time users are set up and trading in minutes. Nothing to learn and nothing to rewrite. HAIPA connects over MCP. Trailing stops, peg orders, and trigger brackets are standard equipment on every institutional desk. On-chain they barely exist. Building them means holding state between blocks and reacting…from haipa.ai
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