FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are private keys stored?
Private keys are stored and encrypted at rest using AWS Key Management Service. In 2025 Q1, we will be migrating to Turnkey, which was founded by the team that built Coinbase Custody. Once migrated, only you will have access to your private key.
How do I withdraw funds from PVP?
You can always export your private key in /settings.
You can also withdraw to another wallet you own on the Hyperliquid L1 using the /withdraw command. Once withdrawn, you can go to https://app.hyperliquid.xyz/portfolio and connect with the wallet you withdrew to. Then, you can withdraw USDC from the Hyperliquid L1 to Arbitrum using the Hyperliquid UI.
How can I connect my existing Hyperliquid account to PVP?
Use the /accounts command, and then you can attach your existing Hyperliquid account by pressing “Add New Hyperliquid Account”. You’ll then be prompted to enter your wallet address and to generate an API key, which we’ll use to authenticate your account.
What fees are collected on trades by PVP?
There is a 0.05% on futures trades, and a 0.5% fee on spot trades (only sells - there are no fees on spot buys). There is no fee on bridging or liquidations.
Why haven’t my bridged funds come through yet?
There is a minimum deposit limit of 10 USDC to initiate the bridging process. If you’ve deposited at least 10 USDC and have not received it on PVP yet, run any command to initiate the bridging process.
I accidentally sent SOL / ETH / USDT / etc to my wallet instead of USDC. How can I recover it?
If you’ve sent a non-USDC asset to either your EVM or Solana wallet, run /settings to export your EVM private key (Export private key) or your Solana private key (Export Solana key). Then, you can import it to a wallet of your choice to recover your funds.
Any trading tips?
Don’t get liquidated.