Hyperliquid copy trading platforms compared

Perpex

Funds and custody

Non-custodial interface developed by Celebit Ltd. Collateral stays in your own Hyperliquid account. Source

Copy trading cost

Copied orders use the same 0.10% builder fee on eligible fills. No performance fee. Source

Copy trading

Available, after checks on the owner wallet, agent authorization, builder approval, collateral and market and account mode. Source

Copy risk controls

Choose allocation and risk limits before starting; stop an active relationship in the app. Source

Apps

Web app, plus apps on the App Store (iOS) and Google Play (Android). Source

Trader analytics

Public trader profiles built from a Perpex data set of processed Hyperliquid fills starting in March 2025. Source

Dexly

Funds and custody

Non-custodial interface. Orders are signed by an agent key that can trade but cannot withdraw and can be revoked. Source

Copy trading cost

The copy trading page states no platform fees, with only standard Hyperliquid maker and taker fees. Source

Copy trading

Pick a leader, set allocation and risk limits, and trades are mirrored to your account automatically. Source

Copy risk controls

Maximum drawdown threshold that pauses copying, plus leverage, maximum position size and per-trade limits. Source

Apps

Web app, plus iOS and Android apps. Source

Hyperdash

Funds and custody

Google, Apple or email sign-in creates a non-custodial wallet secured by Turnkey; existing Hyperliquid accounts can connect through an API key. Source

Copy trading cost

0.05% builder fee plus standard exchange fees; copy trading volume is not eligible for fee rebates. Source

Copy trading

Copytrade (mirror) or Countertrade (opposite side) up to 10 traders from a wallet dedicated to the strategy. Source

Copy risk controls

Leverage cap from 1x to 40x, optional new-positions-only mode, a limit on how much worse your entry price may be than the trader’s, and asset whitelists or blacklists. Source

Arco

Funds and custody

You deposit USDC into a dedicated wallet that Arco creates for you and bridges to Hyperliquid. Source

Copy trading cost

Arco states that it takes 30% of new profit and nothing on losses. Source

Copy risk controls

Position size, stop-loss, take-profit and daily loss limits per trader. Source

Copin

Copy trading

API documentation lists endpoints for Hyperliquid copy-trade wallets. Source

Trader analytics

Analyzer for exploring and evaluating on-chain traders across several perpetual DEXs. Source

BitMEX

Service status

BitMEX states that it has wound down its exchange and that trading ceased on 23 September 2026. Source

Perpex in short

• One fee: a 0.10% builder fee on eligible order fills, including copied orders, with no performance fee.
• Copying runs in your own Hyperliquid account through an agent key, after eligibility checks.
• Web, iOS and Android apps, plus public trader profiles with a published methodology.

How to choose

Compare how fees are charged (per order, on profit, or both), where your funds sit while copying, and which risk controls you can set. Fee models differ: some products charge a builder fee per order, while Arco states that it takes a share of new profit.

How we compared

Each competitor fact comes from that company's own website or documentation and links to the exact page. Facts we could not confirm there are left out rather than guessed.

Dexly, Hyperdash, Copin, Arco and BitMEX are products of their respective owners. Perpex is developed by Celebit Ltd and is not affiliated with them.