Hyperliquid Wallet Checker (2026): Positions, PnL and Fees

Check a wallet

Results appear here: account value, positions, PnL, balances, fees, orders and fills.

What the checker shows

Every number comes from one of Hyperliquid's documented info API requests, fetched by your browser when you press Check. Nothing is cached or stored by us.

Section	API request	Notes
Account value and PnL	`portfolio`	Hyperliquid's own day, week, month and all-time history (the app's Portfolio page)
Perp positions	`clearinghouseState`	Once for crypto perps, then once per HIP-3 dex from `perpDexs`
Spot balances	`spotClearinghouseState`	Valued at the current mid price (HYPE at its perp mid)
Fees	`userFees`	Your effective taker and maker rates, staking and referral discounts, 14-day volume
Open orders	`frontendOpenOrders`	Limit, stop and take-profit orders, per dex
Vault deposits	`userVaultEquities`	Equity in each vault and when the lock-up ends
Last 50 fills	`userFills`	Newest first, across crypto, HIP-3 and spot
Account type	`userRole`, `userAbstraction`	User, vault, sub-account or API wallet; unified account or separate balances

Accounts in Hyperliquid's unified account or portfolio margin mode use one balance for spot and perps, so their spot USDC is also their perps collateral. The checker shows Hyperliquid's own account value instead of adding the parts together, so nothing is double counted.

Privacy and safety

Your address never reaches UnderHyper. It stays in the part of the URL after #, which browsers don't send to servers, and our analytics strips any address before an event is sent.
Read-only. The checker never asks you to connect a wallet or sign a message. Never type a seed phrase or private key into any "wallet checker"; that is how drainers work. See Hyperliquid scams to avoid.
Public by design. Hyperliquid is an onchain exchange, so anyone can see any address's positions and trades. Sharing a checker link shares the address in it.

Tracking Hyperliquid whales

Large accounts on Hyperliquid are public, which is why "whale trackers" exist. To follow one, open the Hyperliquid leaderboard (top 100 accounts by 30-day volume and PnL), copy an address and paste it here: you'll see its current positions, entries, leverage, liquidation prices and the funding each position has paid (model your own with the funding calculator). Vaults such as HLP work the same way; HLP itself holds its positions in strategy sub-vaults, which the checker links to. A big account's position is not a signal to copy: you don't see its hedges elsewhere, and it can afford losses you can't.

Questions people ask

How do I check a Hyperliquid wallet?

Paste the address (0x followed by 40 hex characters) into the checker above. It reads the account straight from Hyperliquid's public info API: open perp and HIP-3 positions, spot balances, PnL over a day, week, month and all time, fee rates, open orders, vault deposits and the last 50 fills.

Can anyone see my Hyperliquid positions?

Yes. Hyperliquid is an onchain exchange, so every account's positions, orders, balances and trades are public to anyone who knows the address. The address is not linked to your name unless you link it yourself.

How do I track Hyperliquid whales?

Take an address from the Hyperliquid leaderboard (ours lists the top 100 by 30-day volume and PnL) and paste it here to see what that account holds right now, at what entry and leverage, and where it would be liquidated.

Is it safe to use a Hyperliquid wallet checker?

This one only reads public data: it never asks you to connect a wallet, sign anything or enter a private key or seed phrase. Any site that asks for those to "check" a wallet is a scam.

Why does an address show positions on more than one dex?

Hyperliquid runs its own crypto perps plus HIP-3 markets deployed by other teams, such as trade.xyz's stock and commodity perps. Each HIP-3 dex keeps its own positions, so the checker queries every dex and labels each position with it.