The two balances, moving money, withdrawing, and keeping your account secure.
Everything about your money: the two balances, moving funds, cashing out, and staying secure.
Open 💰 Wallet in your DM with the bot to see both:
💼 Bot wallet
USDC on Arbitrum One, in your managed wallet
Buy-ins, receiving winnings, sending USDC out
📈 Trading balance
Your capital on Hyperliquid
The funds you trade with during a competition
Think of it as bot wallet = cash on hand, trading balance = chips on the table.
Add USDC (Arbitrum One) to your bot wallet.
Join a competition — your buy-in leaves the bot wallet for the prize pool.
Move funds to trading — fund your Hyperliquid balance.
Trade.
Win — prizes land back in your bot wallet.
Send USDC out whenever you like.
Receive USDC — send USDC (Arbitrum One) to your bot wallet address (💰 Wallet → tap the address to copy).
Buy with card or bank — Wallet → Add funds opens a secure checkout. (Availability varies by region.)
Wallet → Move money, then:
Move to trading — fund your Hyperliquid balance before a competition.
Move to wallet — bring trading funds back.
Moving money is just an internal transfer. It never enters you into a competition.
Wallet → More → Send USDC out transfers USDC from your bot wallet to any external Arbitrum One address. Your funds are never locked in — cash out whenever you want.
There's no fee to play — your full buy-in goes into the prize pool. Two fees can apply:
Trading fee — a small 0.1% per-trade fee on your Hyperliquid trades (the standard builder fee), taken from your trading balance on each fill.
Creator fee — separate and optional: a host can set a cut of the prize pool (0–10%) when creating a competition. It can only ever be lowered afterward, never raised. See Hosting a competition.
Your wallet is managed for convenience, but you stay in control.
Exporting your private key. Under Wallet → More → Security (or /export), your key is shown only on your device — Layer3 never sees it. Anyone who has that key controls your funds, with no undo. Never share it. Layer3 will never ask for it.
Revoking trading access. /disable_trading stops the bot from placing any trades on your account. Turn it back on with /enable_trading.
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