The integration is designed to let clients use their existing BitGo wallet setup while retaining their configured controls over access and fund transfers.
BitGo clients can now access Hyperliquid perpetuals through existing self-custody hot wallets after a one-time activation, the company said in a Sept. 10 statement.
The capability allows eligible clients to connect their wallets to Hyperliquid through WalletConnect and manage perpetual positions without setting up a new wallet or approving each trading action through BitGo.
Once activated, clients can place, modify and close orders without providing a new BitGo wallet signature or making a separate onchain gas payment for each order, the team stated. BitGo’s existing approval requirements remain in place for deposits and withdrawals that require wallet transactions, including any multi-user approvals configured by the client.
The capability establishes a permissioned connection between BitGo and Hyperliquid without exposing private keys, according to the company. BitGo said the integration forms part of its effort to provide institutional digital asset infrastructure across networks and onchain applications.
Access is limited to eligible clients and is unavailable in jurisdictions including the US, UK and Canada where leveraged digital asset derivatives are restricted.
