Supported Tokens

HyperQuote supports a curated list of ERC-20 tokens deployed on HyperEVM. Tokens are organized into three tiers based on verification status, and the full list is available in the trading UI.

Who This Is For

Traders checking whether a specific token is available for RFQ trading.
Makers looking at which pairs have the most liquidity and demand.
Developers integrating token data into their own applications.

Token Tiers

HyperQuote classifies tokens into three tiers that control visibility and default behavior in the UI:

Core Tokens

Core tokens are manually curated by the HyperQuote team. They are always visible in the token selector, used as routing tokens for multi-hop swaps, and are the primary tokens for RFQ trading. Core tokens have manually verified contract addresses, decimals, and logos.

Verified Tokens

Verified tokens come from two sources:

spotMeta-sourced — Tokens listed on Hyperliquid’s spot market metadata. These are automatically imported with their on-chain parameters.
Manually allowlisted — Tokens from HyperEVM that have been reviewed and added to the verified allowlist (e.g., popular DeFi protocol tokens, wrapped assets, stablecoins).

Verified tokens are shown by default in the token selector alongside core tokens.

Unverified Tokens

Unverified tokens are imported from on-chain token registries but have not been individually reviewed. They are hidden by default and only appear when a user enables the “Show unverified tokens” toggle.

Unverified tokens have not been reviewed for contract safety. Exercise caution when trading unverified tokens. Always verify the contract address independently before approving or trading.

Core Token Registry

The following tokens are classified as core and are always available for RFQ trading:

Token	Symbol	Decimals	Address	Notes
HYPE	`HYPE`	18	`0x0000...0000` (native)	Native gas token; auto-wraps to WHYPE for settlement
USD Coin	`USDC`	6	`0xb883...630f`	Circle native USDC on HyperEVM
Kinetiq kHYPE	`kHYPE`	18	`0xfd73...296d`	Kinetiq liquid staked HYPE
USD₮0	`USD₮0`	6	`0xB8ce...ebb`	Tether USDT0 on HyperEVM
Purr	`PURR`	18	`0x9b49...44e`	Hyperliquid community token
USDH	`USDH`	6	`0x1111...1111`	HyperEVM native stablecoin
Unit Bitcoin	`UBTC`	8	`0x9FDB...3463`	Synthetic Bitcoin exposure
Unit Ethereum	`UETH`	18	`0xBe67...5907`	Synthetic Ethereum exposure
Unit Solana	`USOL`	9	`0x068f...a29`	Synthetic Solana exposure
Unit Plasma	`UXPL`	18	`0x33af...21f5`	Synthetic Plasma exposure
Unit Ethena	`UENA`	18	`0x5853...0133`	Synthetic Ethena exposure
Unit Pump Fun	`UPUMP`	6	`0x27ec...9452`	Synthetic Pump Fun exposure
Unit Fartcoin	`UFART`	6	`0x3b45...cedf`	Synthetic Fartcoin exposure

Core token addresses are authoritative and take precedence over any data from spotMeta or external registries. If a discrepancy exists, the core token configuration is always used.

Native HYPE and WHYPE Settlement

HYPE is the native gas token of HyperEVM. Since ERC-20 settlement contracts can only transfer ERC-20 tokens (not native ETH-style assets), HyperQuote handles HYPE specially:

In the UI, users select HYPE as the token they want to trade. This is the familiar native asset.
At settlement, the protocol automatically wraps native HYPE into WHYPE (Wrapped HYPE) at address 0x5555555555555555555555555555555555555555. The settlement contract interacts with the WHYPE ERC-20 contract.
WHYPE is hidden from the token selector to avoid confusion. Users never need to manually wrap or unwrap HYPE.

This wrapping is transparent to the user. When you trade HYPE, the UI handles the wrap/unwrap automatically so that on-chain settlement can proceed with the ERC-20 WHYPE token.

Venue Availability

Tokens may be available on different execution venues:

Venue	Description
`hyperevm`	Token is available on HyperEVM DEXes (AMM pools)
`hypercore`	Token is available on Hyperliquid’s native order book
`both`	Token is available on both HyperEVM and HyperCore

Most core tokens are available on both venues, which enables the venue comparison engine to show side-by-side pricing. Tokens only available on HyperEVM can still be traded via RFQ but will not have HyperCore comparison quotes.

Token Data Sources

HyperQuote assembles its token list from multiple sources, with a strict priority order:

Manual core tokens (highest priority) — Hand-curated list with verified addresses, decimals, and logos. These override any conflicting data from other sources.
Hyperliquid spotMeta — On-chain metadata from Hyperliquid’s spot markets. Provides token addresses, decimal precision, and coin identifiers for HyperCore integration.
Verified allowlist — Manually reviewed HyperEVM tokens not present in spotMeta. Includes popular DeFi tokens, wrapped assets, and stablecoins.
PRJX registry (lowest priority) — Broad token registry used to populate the unverified tier. Tokens from this source are hidden by default.

When the same token address appears in multiple sources, the highest-priority source wins for all fields (symbol, name, decimals, logo).

Adding a New Token

Token additions follow this process:

Core tier — Added by the HyperQuote team through a configuration update. Core tokens require manual review of the token contract, decimal configuration, and logo asset.
Verified tier — Tokens automatically enter the verified tier when they appear in Hyperliquid’s spotMeta. Tokens can also be manually promoted to verified via the allowlist.
Unverified tier — Tokens from the PRJX registry are automatically available in the unverified tier. No action is required.

If you believe a token should be promoted to core or verified status, contact the HyperQuote team.

Edge Cases and Failure Scenarios

Scenario	What happens
Token you want is not listed	Paste the contract address directly into the token search. It will appear as unverified. Verify the address independently before trading.
Token has non-standard decimals	The UI reads decimals from the contract. If the value is wrong in a registry, the core token list takes precedence.
Token uses a transfer fee or rebasing mechanism	Settlement may fail or produce unexpected output amounts. Avoid trading fee-on-transfer tokens unless you understand the implications.
WHYPE appears in your wallet but not in the UI	WHYPE is intentionally hidden. Trade using `HYPE` and the protocol handles wrapping automatically.
spotMeta and core token list disagree on a symbol	Core token data always wins. The UI displays the core configuration.

Requesting a Quote — How to request an RFQ for any supported token pair
Contract Addresses — Deployed contract addresses on HyperEVM
Venue Comparison Engine — How cross-venue pricing works
Your First Trade — Step-by-step trading walkthrough