Fees

Every’s fee comes on top of Hyperliquid’s. The order screen shows you both, added up, before you confirm.

Summary

What you do	What Every charges	What others charge
Trade perps from the phone	0.1% down to 0.025%, by VIP level	Hyperliquid’s fee
Trade perps from the web	0.05% down to 0.013%, by VIP level	Hyperliquid’s fee
Buy spot	Nothing	Hyperliquid’s fee, in the token you buy
Sell spot	1%	Hyperliquid’s fee
Buy a Hyperliquid prediction	Nothing	Nothing
Sell a Hyperliquid prediction	0.05%	Hyperliquid’s fee
Collect a Hyperliquid prediction when it resolves	Nothing	Hyperliquid’s fee
Move money in or out of Savings	0.2%	On Morpho, the vault manager’s fee, already taken out of the yield
Receive USDC on Arbitrum or Base	Nothing	Nothing
Move money into Invest	Nothing (from 11 USDC)	Nothing
Take money out of Hyperliquid to your wallet or a Morpho pot	Nothing	0.20 USDC to Circle
Send to an Every friend	Nothing	Nothing, if their account already holds money on Hyperliquid
Send to an address	Nothing	0.20 USDC to Circle if the money leaves Hyperliquid
Network gas	Every pays it	—
First time money leaves your Hyperliquid account	Nothing	1 USDC activation, once

Each row is explained below.

Perps

It depends on your VIP level and on where you sign the order: the web costs less than the phone, at every level.

Level	Perps volume, 30 days	Phone	Web
VIP 1	From $0	0.1%	0.05%
VIP 2	From $100,000	0.075%	0.038%
VIP 3	From $500,000	0.05%	0.025%
VIP 4	From $1,000,000	0.025%	0.013%

Your level comes from the perps volume you traded over the last 30 days, buying and selling. The window moves every day: there is no jump at the start of the month. The details are in VIP levels.

The fee is on the value of the position, not on what you put in: on a perp at 10x, it is worked out on ten times your money. Keeping a perp open also has a cost that is not a fee, funding; see Funding and liquidation.

TWAP orders on the web carry no Every fee.

Spot

• Buying: Every charges nothing.
• Selling: 1% of what you sell, at every level.

On a buy, Hyperliquid takes its fee in the token you buy, so you receive a little less than you paid for. More in Spot.

Hyperliquid’s fee

Hyperliquid charges its own fee on each trade. It is not Every’s, and no VIP level touches it. Hyperliquid lowers it with your volume and its own discounts; its tables are in its documentation. On HIP-3 markets (stocks, gold, indices) the dex that runs each market also adjusts it, so it can differ from a crypto perp’s.

You do not have to work it out. Before you confirm, the order’s Fee row shows what you will pay in total, Hyperliquid’s part plus Every’s:

• If you have traded that market before, the app takes the fee Hyperliquid charged you last time and adds Every’s at today’s level.
• If not, it works it out from the rates Hyperliquid has for your account.
• If it cannot know yet, it says so: “Can’t be estimated right now”. It never shows “Free” because it does not know.

It is an estimate: a market order can fill at a slightly different price, and the fee moves with it.

Predictions

On Hyperliquid predictions:

• Buying costs nothing, from Every or from Hyperliquid.
• Selling pays Hyperliquid’s fee plus 0.05% to Every.
• Collecting when the market resolves pays only Hyperliquid’s.

The ticket says so before you buy: “Fee: 0 to buy · up to … when you sell or collect”. Your VIP level does not change these figures.

If your app shows Polymarket markets, buying there does cost something: Polymarket’s fee for that market plus Every’s. The ticket shows the total (“Fee: up to …”) before you confirm. More in Predictions.

Savings

0.2% of what you move, when money goes into a pot and when it comes out. It comes out of the amount that moves: take out 100 and you receive 100 minus the fee.

Note

On very small moves, or when charging it would leave the move under the minimum the pot accepts, it is not charged. Every does not touch the vault’s yield: the vault’s own fee belongs to whoever runs it.

The same fee applies when a send or a purchase takes money out of your savings because your balance is not enough. The review shows it on its own row, Savings fee.

Sending and taking money out

Every charges nothing to send. What you may pay belongs to others, and it always comes on top of the amount: the other person receives what you typed, and the review shows the Total leaving your account.

Phone

Send	Fee
To a friend with an Every account	Free and instant if their account already holds money on Hyperliquid: the money never leaves it. Otherwise it costs the same as a send to an address
To an address, from the money in your wallet	Free. Minimum 1 USDC
To an address, with money leaving Hyperliquid	0.20 USDC, which Circle keeps for taking it to Arbitrum
With money that has to come from Base to Arbitrum	Whatever the hop between networks costs, which the review shows as “≈ …”

Sends to an address arrive as USDC on the Arbitrum network.

Web

Withdraw, in the account panel on Trade, takes USDC out of Hyperliquid to an Arbitrum address. Hyperliquid keeps 1 USDC, taken out of the amount, and the money arrives in a few minutes.

Send, in Portfolio, sends USDC to another Hyperliquid account, an Every @name included, with no Every fee.

On top of this comes Hyperliquid’s activation, once (below). The whole process is in Withdraw and Send and receive.

Gas

You do not need ETH or any other token to pay the network. Every pays the gas for what you sign in the app: sends, moving money in and out of Savings, moving money into Invest and between networks. To stop abuse there is a daily cap on paid-for transactions per person, which normal use does not reach.

Receiving USDC on Arbitrum or Base costs nothing. If you pick another coin or network in Receive, the money is converted to USDC when it lands, and the screen shows what the conversion costs before you send it.

Hyperliquid’s activation

Hyperliquid charges 1 USDC once per account. Every does not charge it.

• When: the first time money leaves your Hyperliquid account: a send to a friend or to an address, or moving money from Invest to your wallet or a Morpho pot. Buying, selling or putting money into Hyperliquid does not trigger it.
• How: it comes on top of the amount. On a send, the review shows it on its own row, Activation (first time only).
• After that: it is never charged again.

Tip

If your balance only just covers what you want to send, it may not stretch to the activation. The app tells you (“Not enough for the fee: up to …”) and gives you the most you can send.