Question 1

What is Dexly?

Accepted Answer

Dexly is a non-custodial interface for trading on Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange (DEX). It works in any browser and as a native app on iOS and Android. You trade perpetual futures on crypto and other markets directly from your own wallet, with no account and no KYC. Dexly never holds your funds — it only relays the orders you sign.

Question 2

Does Dexly have a mobile app for iOS and Android?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Dexly is a native app on both iOS and Android, and it also runs in any browser — the same non-custodial trading on every platform. Connect your wallet to trade perpetual futures and copy trade. Download it from the App Store or Google Play, or just open Dexly in your browser; because your positions live on-chain with your wallet, they're identical wherever you sign in.

Question 3

Is Dexly safe to use?

Accepted Answer

Dexly is non-custodial: your funds never leave your wallet. You trade on Hyperliquid from a wallet you control, and Dexly can't move, freeze, or withdraw anything. The real risk is the market — perpetual futures are leveraged, so you can lose money fast, up to your full margin. Size your trades and use stop-losses.

Question 4

Does Dexly hold or have access to my funds?

Accepted Answer

No. Your funds stay in your own wallet and settle on-chain through Hyperliquid. Dexly only relays the orders you've signed, so it can't move your balance or trade for you.

Question 5

Can I withdraw my funds whenever I want?

Accepted Answer

Yes, anytime. You hold your own keys, so there's no lock-up and no withdrawal approval — Dexly never holds the funds to begin with. Your balance lives on-chain on Hyperliquid and settles there under normal network conditions.

Question 6

Do I need an account or KYC to use Dexly?

Accepted Answer

No sign-up, no identity checks. Connect a wallet you already use, or create one with WalletConnect, MetaMask, or Privy, and trade. There's no Dexly account to deposit into.

Question 7

What is Hyperliquid?

Accepted Answer

Hyperliquid is a decentralized exchange for perpetual futures, with a fully on-chain order book and settlement. It's one of the largest perp DEXs, trading billions of dollars a day — which means tight markets and fast fills when you trade through Dexly.

Question 8

Why does Dexly run on Hyperliquid?

Accepted Answer

It gives you the order-book depth and speed of a centralized exchange, but on-chain and in your own custody. We build on Hyperliquid so you get those markets without ever handing over your keys.

Question 9

What can I trade on Dexly?

Accepted Answer

Perpetual futures on crypto majors and hundreds of altcoins, plus tokenized stocks, commodities, and FX listed on Hyperliquid — all from one wallet. New markets show up as Hyperliquid lists them.

Question 10

How do I start trading on Dexly?

Accepted Answer

Connect your wallet, fund it on the right network, and read the risk disclosures. Then place your first perp trade, or pick a copy-trading leader and set your risk limits. No account, no deposit to Dexly.

Question 11

What does Dexly cost?

Accepted Answer

Connecting your wallet and holding funds is free. On each trade you pay Hyperliquid's standard on-chain fees plus a small builder fee that keeps the interface running. Dexly charges nothing to deposit or withdraw.

Question 12

How does copy trading work on Dexly?

Accepted Answer

Pick a leader, set your allocation and risk limits, and Dexly mirrors their perp trades from your own wallet. You hold your own funds the whole time, the leader can't touch them, and you can stop copying whenever you want. Results vary with timing, slippage, and your limits, and a leader's past performance doesn't guarantee future results.

Question 13

Can a copy-trading leader take my money?

Accepted Answer

They can't. Their trades are copied into your wallet, but they can't withdraw or move your balance. Your only exposure is ordinary trading risk: losses on the positions being mirrored.

Question 14

What is liquidation, and how do I avoid it?

Accepted Answer

Liquidation is when a leveraged position loses enough that your margin falls below the maintenance level, and the position closes automatically. Higher leverage liquidates sooner. Lower leverage, extra margin, and stop-losses give you more room, but nothing rules it out.

Question 15

Where do the price charts come from?

Accepted Answer

Charts are powered by TradingView, with live Hyperliquid market data.

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