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# Deposits & Withdrawals

How to deposit and withdraw funds on HyperLink, the prime broker for Hyperliquid: gasless HyperCore transfers into and out of your trading account.

Fund your HyperLink account with a gasless HyperCore transfer, and withdraw the same way. HyperLink is a prime broker for Hyperliquid: deposits and withdrawals are public on HyperCore, while your balances, positions, and orders stay private.

## Before you start

* An EVM wallet (Rabby and similar) to sign with.
* A funded Hyperliquid (HyperCore) account holding an allowlisted token. The app shows the current deposit list. New to Hyperliquid? Fund your account first at [Hyperliquid](https://app.hyperliquid.xyz).

There is no deposit fee. Deposits and withdrawals are gasless. See [Fees](/trade/fees.md) for current minimums and withdrawal fees.

## Deposit

1. Open [app.hyperlink.xyz](https://app.hyperlink.xyz) and connect your wallet.
2. Click **Deposit**, select an allowlisted token, and enter an amount at or above the minimum.
3. Sign the transfer. The app submits a HyperCore transfer (the `sendAsset` action) from your Hyperliquid balance to HyperLink. It is gasless; no HYPE required.

Your balance is credited once the transfer confirms on HyperCore, then it is usable for trading.

## Withdraw

Withdrawals use your HyperLink Spot balance. Transfer funds to Spot before withdrawing.

Withdrawals are gasless and submitted for you:

1. Open the app, go to **Withdraw**, and select the token and amount.
2. Sign the withdrawal request with your wallet to authenticate it.
3. HyperLink submits the transfer for you, and your funds return to your Hyperliquid account.

Withdrawals require your **master account** signature. Agent / API keys can trade and query but cannot withdraw. Withdrawals are rate-limited; if a withdrawal cannot complete, your balance is restored.

### Withdraw if HyperLink is offline

You do not need HyperLink to stay online to recover your funds. If HyperLink goes offline, you can still withdraw on-chain to your wallet. See [Security](/security/security.md).

## Troubleshooting

| Problem                         | Fix                                                                                |
| ------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Token not in the deposit dialog | It is not currently allowlisted. Choose a token shown in the dialog.               |
| Deposit fails on submit         | Make sure you hold a funded Hyperliquid (HyperCore) balance in the selected token. |
| Balance not showing             | Wait for HyperCore confirmation; balances update only after the transfer clears.   |

## Next steps

* [Trading](/trade/trading.md): place orders and track your account.
* [Getting Started](/start/getting-started.md): full onboarding.


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