Hyperliquid Mobile App 2026: Is There an Official App for iPhone & Android?

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Does Hyperliquid Have an Official Mobile App?

Yes — on Android. No — on iPhone. As of May 2026, Hyperliquid maintains an official native Android app on Google Play but has not released an iOS app. The official Hyperliquid web app at app.hyperliquid.xyz is built as a progressive web app (PWA), so iPhone users can install it to their home screen and get nearly the same experience as a native app — all 200+ markets, every order type, real-time charts, and full account management.

If you searched "hyperliquid ios app" and landed on an unofficial listing in the App Store, close it and do not install it. As of this writing, Hyperliquid has not authorized any iOS app. Any app claiming to be the official Hyperliquid iOS client is either a third-party wallet bundle or, in some cases, a phishing clone. The only safe ways to use Hyperliquid on iPhone are:

1. The PWA at app.hyperliquid.xyz in Safari
2. Opening app.hyperliquid.xyz inside your wallet's built-in dApp browser (MetaMask Mobile, Rabby Mobile, Coinbase Wallet, Phantom)

How to Use Hyperliquid on iPhone (iOS)

iPhone users have two reliable approaches. The PWA is the most flexible for routine trading; the dApp-browser approach is best when you trade primarily from one wallet.

Option 1 — Install the Safari PWA

Option 2 — Use Your Wallet's dApp Browser

This is the more reliable connection method because there is no WalletConnect handshake — your wallet and Hyperliquid run inside the same browser context.

• MetaMask Mobile — open the app, tap Browser, search for hyperliquid, and tap Connect when prompted.
• Rabby Mobile — similar dApp browser inside the Rabby app; supports Arbitrum out of the box.
• Coinbase Wallet — built-in dApp browser handles signature requests natively.
• Phantom — added EVM support in 2024 and now works with Hyperliquid via account abstraction.
• Trust Wallet — solid alternative if you already use it for other chains.

How to Use Hyperliquid on Android

Android users have it easier: there is an official native app, and Google Play does not impose the same restrictions Apple does on self-custodial DeFi apps.

Option 1 — Install the Official Android App (Recommended)

Option 2 — Install the PWA on Android

If you prefer a browser-based experience or are waiting on the official app in a region where Google Play has not yet listed it, the PWA also works on Android:

1. Open Chrome and navigate to app.hyperliquid.xyz
2. Tap the three-dot menu in the top right
3. Tap Install app or Add to Home screen
4. The PWA launches in standalone mode with no browser chrome

The PWA on Android does not have native push notifications for fills, which is the main tradeoff vs. the native app.

Best Mobile Wallets for Hyperliquid Trading

Mobile trading on Hyperliquid is wallet-driven — the wallet you choose determines your signing UX, gas handling on the Arbitrum deposit, and overall reliability. The most popular mobile wallets among Hyperliquid traders in 2026:

• MetaMask Mobile — the default for most users. Mature dApp browser, full Arbitrum support, and reliable on both iOS and Android.
• Rabby Mobile — preferred by power users for clearer transaction previews and better signature simulation.
• Coinbase Wallet — strong choice if you fund from Coinbase exchange; the in-wallet bridge to Arbitrum is straightforward.
• Phantom — best option if you primarily trade Solana assets and want one mobile wallet for both ecosystems.
• OKX Wallet — built-in cross-chain bridge can deposit to Arbitrum from many sources in one step.
• Trust Wallet — broad chain support; good fallback wallet.

For routine trading from one device, MetaMask Mobile or Rabby Mobile cover most use cases. If you split positions across Solana and EVM, Phantom is the most efficient.

Mobile Trading Tips and Interface Differences

The mobile UI on Hyperliquid is well-built, but small screens introduce real risks. Adjustments that matter:

• Use limit orders by default. It is extremely easy to fat-finger a market order on mobile and slip into a wider spread than you intended. Limit orders also give you a confirmation modal you can read before signing.
• Set leverage before entering the order, not after. The leverage slider sits in a different panel from the order form on mobile; if you place an order with the wrong leverage you may auto-liquidate. Confirm leverage every session.
• Zoom the chart with two fingers, not one. Single-finger drag pans the chart. Two-finger pinch zooms. If you accidentally tap on a market data row, you can deselect a market and have to re-pick it.
• Pre-set stop-losses on every position. Mobile users are away from screens more than desktop users, so positions need automated risk management. Hyperliquid supports stop-loss and take-profit attached to each order — use them.
• Charge before trading volatile events. Hyperliquid funding rate flips, HIP-3 equity perp earnings releases, and CPI prints all move price faster than a phone can react if it dies mid-trade.

For deeper risk management practices, see our crypto trading security guide and the risk management checklist.

Will Hyperliquid Release an Official iOS App?

There is no public timeline as of May 2026. The protocol team has not announced an iOS app and no developer build has surfaced in public TestFlight programs. The most likely reasons:

1. Apple App Store policies. Apple has historically been more restrictive than Google around self-custodial wallets, on-chain derivatives, and apps that touch crypto staking. Several major DEX teams have either had iOS apps rejected or scoped them down to view-only mode to clear review.
2. The PWA already covers most of the use case. Because Hyperliquid's web app is a production-grade PWA, the marginal value of an iOS app for most traders is the push-notification feature alone. That is a smaller gap than it would be for a less polished web app.
3. Resource allocation. The Hyperliquid team has prioritized core protocol features (HIP-3 builder markets, HIP-4 outcome trading, HyperEVM) over native mobile distribution in the recent quarters.

If an official iOS app does ship, we'll update this guide and the companion mobile guide with the install link and verification steps. Until then, the Safari PWA route is the recommended path.

Mobile Troubleshooting

If wallet connections drop, signature prompts don't appear, or balances fail to load on mobile, see the wallet connection issues troubleshooting guide for the full diagnostic flow. The most common mobile-specific issues:

• Signature prompt never appears. Switch to your wallet's dApp browser instead of WalletConnect. WalletConnect on iOS sometimes drops the prompt if you switch apps before signing.
• PWA does not refresh balance. Pull down to refresh, or close and reopen the PWA from the home screen icon.
• Order errors with no message. Check that you're on the Arbitrum network in your wallet — Hyperliquid deposits originate there.
• Push notifications never arrive (Android). Re-enable notifications in Android Settings → Apps → Hyperliquid, and verify the app is allowed to run in the background.