Clear account operations
Create or add multisig accounts, prepare treasury and account-management actions, and keep signers aligned around one canonical task view.
What HypeSafe provides
HypeSafe connects human operators, a keyless coordination gateway, and optional self-hosted signing nodes into one approval flow for Hyperliquid multisig accounts.
Create or add multisig accounts, prepare treasury and account-management actions, and keep signers aligned around one canonical task view.
Every proposal is turned into a fixed EIP-712 payload. The gateway verifies signer identity, tracks approvals and rejections, and shows execution readiness.
Teams that need automation can run safe-node with local policy for selected templates, limits, accounts, and leader execution.
Private keys remain in browser wallets or operator-run nodes. The gateway coordinates state and history, but it cannot sign for users.
The same task record follows the action from intent capture to signature collection and final Hyperliquid submission.
An operator selects the account, action template, inputs, and leader before the first signature is requested.
The gateway binds the account, nonce, network, leader, template, and inputs into one payload for every signer.
Wallets and allowed nodes submit approvals or rejections; the gateway verifies each signer before updating progress.
Self-hosted nodes approve only actions that match the operator's configured accounts, templates, and limits.
After threshold approval, the leader submits the multisig action to Hyperliquid and the result is recorded for the team.
An operator selects the account, action template, inputs, and leader before the first signature is requested.
The gateway binds the account, nonce, network, leader, template, and inputs into one payload for every signer.
Wallets and allowed nodes submit approvals or rejections; the gateway verifies each signer before updating progress.
Self-hosted nodes approve only actions that match the operator's configured accounts, templates, and limits.
After threshold approval, the leader submits the multisig action to Hyperliquid and the result is recorded for the team.
An operator selects the account, action template, inputs, and leader before the first signature is requested.
The gateway binds the account, nonce, network, leader, template, and inputs into one payload for every signer.
Wallets and allowed nodes submit approvals or rejections; the gateway verifies each signer before updating progress.
Self-hosted nodes approve only actions that match the operator's configured accounts, templates, and limits.
After threshold approval, the leader submits the multisig action to Hyperliquid and the result is recorded for the team.
An operator selects the account, action template, inputs, and leader before the first signature is requested.
The gateway binds the account, nonce, network, leader, template, and inputs into one payload for every signer.
Wallets and allowed nodes submit approvals or rejections; the gateway verifies each signer before updating progress.
Self-hosted nodes approve only actions that match the operator's configured accounts, templates, and limits.
After threshold approval, the leader submits the multisig action to Hyperliquid and the result is recorded for the team.
Answers for teams assessing HypeSafe for shared Hyperliquid operations.
HypeSafe is for teams that manage Hyperliquid accounts with multiple people or operational roles, and need a clearer way to propose, approve, and execute actions without concentrating control in one wallet.
No. HypeSafe does not hold private keys or sign business actions. Signatures come from wallets or self-hosted nodes controlled by each signer.
safe-node lets a signer automate approvals and leader execution under local policy. It is optional; teams can use HypeSafe fully with browser-wallet approvals.