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1Repair Windows errors before they cause bigger problems2Scan for outdated or missing drivers - takes under a minute3Clear out junk files and repair common Windows errorsTo move assets to Hyperliquid, use the exact asset and network shown in your account’s Deposit flow. For the commonly documented EVM-wallet route, Hyperliquid’s onboarding guide describes depositing USDC from Arbitrum; you need both USDC and ETH on Arbitrum, with ETH to pay the deposit transaction’s gas. If your funds are on another network, a bridge or an exchange withdrawal may be an option—but check the route before signing. Afterward, use Portfolio’s Deposits & Withdrawals records to confirm what happened and distinguish an internal Send from a blockchain withdrawal.
How do I get USDC onto Hyperliquid?
Hyperliquid’s onboarding guide describes the connected EVM-wallet route for USDC on Arbitrum. The current Deposit interface is the operational reference for the asset, network, and destination available to your account; do not rely on the token symbol alone. Supported assets and routes can change.
- Open Hyperliquid and check the Deposit flow. Confirm that it offers the exact asset and network you intend to use.
- For the documented Arbitrum USDC route, ensure your source wallet holds both USDC and ETH on Arbitrum. ETH is needed to pay gas for the deposit transaction.
- Enter the amount in Deposit, review the details, and confirm the transaction in your connected wallet.
- After submitting, review your account’s Portfolio transaction records and, where available, the network transaction details. If the deposit does not appear as expected, check the asset, network, destination, and transaction status before attempting another transfer.
Hyperliquid describes trading as gas-free, but that does not remove the source-chain gas requirement for this deposit route. See its onboarding guide for the documented process.
Do I need a bridge to move USDC from another network?
Not necessarily. If your exchange supports withdrawals to Arbitrum, withdrawing there may be an alternative to bridging. Hyperliquid’s onboarding guide also describes using bridges to reach Arbitrum and CCTP transfers from other chains in relevant cases. These options depend on current provider support; a route mentioned in a guide is not a guarantee that a specific token, network pair, or service is available now.
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- Asset and network: Confirm that the provider supports the exact token and source network, and that Hyperliquid’s Deposit interface supports the resulting asset and destination network.
- Total cost: Account for the bridge or exchange fee as well as source-chain gas. Costs vary by route and network conditions; Hyperliquid does not specify one universal fee for all routes.
- Delivery estimate and tracking: Review the provider’s current estimate and whether it provides a transaction hash or transfer-status page. Once the transfer reaches Hyperliquid, check the Portfolio transaction record.
- Destination: Verify the address and make sure you control it. Do not assume an internal Hyperliquid Send is an external-chain withdrawal.
For CCTP and other routes, the source chain’s native gas token may also be needed. Check the provider’s live interface for the selected route, token, fees, and estimated delivery before approving it.
Which other assets and networks can I deposit?
Hyperliquid’s onboarding documentation lists BTC on Bitcoin; ETH and ENA on Ethereum; SOL and other assets on Solana; MON on Monad; XPL on Plasma; and, in more recently updated sections, AVAX on Avalanche and ZEC on Zcash. It also lists USDC on multiple networks for email-wallet deposits. Availability depends on the deposit method: these lists do not mean every asset works through every address or wallet path. Choose only an asset and network shown in the Deposit flow for the method you are using.
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How do I verify whether a transfer arrived?
Open Portfolio and inspect Deposits & Withdrawals. Check the Action entry to identify what kind of transfer the record represents.
| Record or status | What it means | What to check next |
|---|---|---|
| Send Spot or Send USDC (Perps Wallet) | An internal Send to another account on Hyperliquid, not a withdrawal to another blockchain. | If the receiving address is yours, connect the relevant wallet to Hyperliquid to access the funds. If it belongs to an exchange, that exchange controls access and may need to support the Hyperliquid chain. |
| Withdrawal — Pending | An external withdrawal is still processing. | Wait for the estimate shown in the withdrawal modal; congestion may delay processing. |
| Withdrawal — Completed | The withdrawal is marked complete. | Open the explorer link beside the timestamp and confirm the destination address. |
| Withdrawal — Failed | The withdrawal did not complete successfully. | Contact the service team responsible for the asset route. Hyperliquid’s support page says the Unit team handles BTC, ETH, and SOL deposit and withdrawal issues. |
Hyperliquid support draws the distinction directly: “Send is used to send tokens to another account on the Hyperliquid blockchain. It is not to withdraw to another blockchain.” Follow the guidance in its deposit and withdrawal support page when investigating a missing transfer.
What if I sent an unsupported asset to an email wallet?
Hyperliquid documents a key-export path for this situation, but it does not guarantee that every mistaken deposit can be recovered. If the asset was sent to an email wallet, its instructions say to log in with the same email address, choose Export Email Wallet in settings, copy the private key through the prompt, and import that key into a wallet extension. The export key grants access to the wallet, so treat it as highly sensitive. See Hyperliquid’s email-wallet recovery instructions.
Anyone with a wallet’s private key or recovery phrase can access its funds. Store recovery material securely and never disclose a seed phrase or private key to someone claiming to help verify a transfer.
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