Web
The web app
Every’s web app is a trading app in the style of Hyperliquid: the chart, the order book and the ticket on one screen, made for trading from a computer. It was the first version of Every and keeps improving as a trading tool. The full product, with Payments and the rest of the banking side, is the phone app.
It is the same account as the phone. You sign in with the same login and see the same wallet, the same money and the same positions. What you open in one place you can close in the other.
Where it is
Section titled “Where it is”At www.tryevery.xyz. Open it in your computer’s browser.
How to sign in
Section titled “How to sign in”-
Open www.tryevery.xyz and click Log in, top right.
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Pick what you use on the phone: email, Google or Apple. With email you get a one-time code.
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That’s it: you see your usual balance and positions.
If you do not have an account yet, it is created with that same login, and you then use it on the phone too.
What is there
Section titled “What is there”Along the top you have Trade, Savings, Predictions and Portfolio, and on the right Deposit, your account menu and the settings gear. On narrow screens the sections are in the menu on the left.
| Section | What it is for |
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| Trade | Trading spot, perps and the HIP-3 markets (stocks, gold, indices), with the chart, the order book and recent trades. Below, your positions, orders and history. The account panel has Deposit and Withdraw |
| Savings | The Savings pots: put money in, take it out and see what each one earns |
| Predictions | Hyperliquid’s prediction markets |
| Portfolio | Your balances, positions, orders, trade history, funding, and money in and out. From the USDC row, Send sends to another account or to an Every @name |
| Deposit | Your address to receive money |
| Account menu | Rewards (your VIP level and your referrals), Account settings, Trading settings, Support, Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Log out |
| Gear | Settings: your wallet, your details, Private key, connected apps, support and the legal texts |
In Trading settings you can hide small balances (Hide small balances) and ask for a confirmation before each order (Confirm orders).
How it differs from the phone
Section titled “How it differs from the phone”| Phone app | Web app | |
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| Every’s perps fee | 0.1% down to 0.025% by level | Lower at every level: 0.05% down to 0.013% |
| Order types | Market and limit | Market, Limit and, under Pro, Scale, Stop Limit, Stop Market, Take Limit, Take Market and TWAP |
| Margin | Always isolated | Cross or Isolated, your choice |
| Exporting the private key | Sends you to the web | In Settings → Private key |
| Sending to an Every @name | From Payments | From Portfolio → Send |
| Language | Spanish and English | English |
Your VIP level is the same in both places: it counts the perps volume from both. Only the fee each order signs changes.
TWAP orders carry no Every fee and earn nothing for whoever invited you, but they do count towards your VIP level. The ticket tells you before you send one. Hyperliquid only accepts a TWAP order worth more than $100.
Exporting your private key
Section titled “Exporting your private key”Your private key is the key to your wallet. You do not need it to use Every; it lets you use the same wallet in another app. It can only be exported from the web.
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Sign in on the web with your usual login.
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Go to Settings (the gear) and scroll to Private key.
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Click Export. Read the warning and click I understand, show my key.
From the phone, Profile → Ways in → Export your key asks for your face or your code and opens this same section on the web.
Common questions
Section titled “Common questions”Do I need to move money from the phone to the web? No. It is the same account and the same balance.
Can I close on the phone a position I opened on the web? Yes. But if you opened it with Cross margin, the phone will not add to that market: it asks you to close it first, because on the phone positions are always isolated.
Does the phone’s six-digit code work on the web? No. That code belongs to each phone. On the web you sign in with your email, Google or Apple.