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Earn: put your USDC to work on Hyperliquid

Earn lends your USDC to Hyperliquid traders, who pay interest: ~5% APY, a rate that moves with demand. You lend from the bot, from $1, with no lock-up period. Withdraw whenever you like: the money goes back to your trading account.

Steps

  1. Open Earn

    In the Menu, tap Earn · ~5% APY. The same button sits in My funds, and /earn takes you there too. The screen shows what you can lend, and what it would earn in a year.

    💰 Earn · ~5% APY ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Your USDC on Earn is lent to Hyperliquid traders, who pay interest. No lock-up period. The rate moves with demand. Ready to lend $262.40 Lend your $262.40 and you would earn about $13 in a year.
    ✅ Lend all · $262.40
    ✏️ Lend another amount
    ‹ Menu
    The real bot screen · example amounts

  2. Lend it all, or another amount

    Lend all lends your available balance at once. Lend another amount lets you type the sum: the bot shows what it would earn per month and in a year, then you tap Lend. Minimum: $1.

    You lend $100.00 on Earn Per month ~$0.40 In a year ~$5.00
    ✅ Lend $100.00
    ✏️ Change
    ‹ Back
    The real bot screen · example amounts

  3. Track your earnings, add, withdraw

    Once lent, Earn shows Lent, Earned, and what your money earns per month. Add lends more. Withdraw offers it all, or another amount: the money goes back to your trading account.

    💰 Earn · ~5% APY ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Lent $250.00 Earned +$1.37 ────────────────────────── Available on Earn $251.37 Earns per month ~$1.02 Ready to lend $12.40
    ➕ Add➖ Withdraw
    ‹ Menu
    The real bot screen · example amounts
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How much does Hyperliquid Earn pay?

The displayed rate is ~5% APY. It moves with the demand of the traders who borrow.

In dollars: $1,000 lent would earn about $50 in a year, at the displayed rate. The bot runs this for your own amount, before you lend.

What your money has actually earned shows on the Earned line, to the cent. Your weekly recap, Your week, includes it too.

Is my money locked on Earn?

No. There is no lock-up period. Withdraw whenever you like: all of it, or the amount you type, from $1.

Withdrawn money goes back to your trading account. From there, you trade, or you withdraw it to your wallet.

In the Menu, your Capital counts both: Earn and your trading account.

Lending on Earn with open positions

The money available in your trading account protects your positions. Lent on Earn, it no longer does.

If you have open positions, the bot tells you before you lend. It shows the liquidation price of your positions, before and after lending. A smaller amount keeps it further away. You decide.

If you follow a trader, it reminds you too: copying sizes itself on your trading account, without the money lent on Earn.

And if a cross-margin position gets close to liquidation while you have money on Earn, the alert offers Add money: you choose between depositing and taking money from Earn.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the Earn interest come from?

Your USDC is lent to Hyperliquid traders, who pay interest. The rate follows their demand: that is why the bot shows a rounded rate with a "~" in front. What you have earned, on the other hand, is counted to the cent on the Earned line.

Is the ~5% rate guaranteed?

No. ~5% APY is an indicative, rounded rate. The actual yield follows borrowing demand on Hyperliquid: it can be higher or lower from one week to the next. The Earned line shows what your money has really made, and so does your weekly recap.

Can I trade with the money lent on Earn?

Not directly: money on Earn is not used as margin for your positions. To trade with it, withdraw it from Earn. It goes back to your trading account, where it is available for an order. Copying a wallet follows the same rule: it only counts your trading account.

What is the minimum for Earn?

$1, to lend as well as to withdraw. You lend what is available in your trading account. If everything is tied up in positions, Earn tells you and offers to deposit. To fund your account, see the Deposit page: USDC on Arbitrum, from $5.

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