Hyperliquid Builder Codes: Trading App Monetization and Integration

How a Hyperliquid trading interface can integrate builder-code approvals, per-order fees and transparent user reporting.

Separate approval from execution

A user approves a maximum builder fee with the main wallet, while later orders can carry the builder parameter. Do not ask an API agent to perform an action that requires the master signer.

Enforce the approved ceiling

Query the user-specific maximum before adding a fee and express fee units correctly. Reject local configuration that exceeds approval instead of relying on a remote error.

Make fees visible

Show the builder address, requested fee, estimated amount and revocation path. Store consent and per-fill attribution so user statements can be reconciled.

Protect operational keys

Keep builder revenue credentials and trading agents separated. Monitor approval changes, rejected orders and referral-state differences.

Build the product

TierZero develops Hyperliquid trading applications and execution bots. Submit the product flow through contact.

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