Best HIP-4 apps in 2026: where to trade Hyperliquid's prediction markets
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By Turk, founding engineer at Totalis. We build the combo platform for prediction markets on Hyperliquid.
The best HIP-4 apps in 2026 are Totalis, Hyperliquid's own Outcomes page, Hypertake, Slate, Hypredict and HIP4Markets. They all trade the same Hyperliquid order books, so the choice comes down to fees, custody, tools and multi-leg positions. We build Totalis, which is not available in the US.
Contents
The short answer#
The best HIP-4 apps in 2026 are Totalis for Combos of 2 to 5 outcomes in one position; Hyperliquid for single outcomes on the native order book; Hypertake for outcomes and perps on your phone; Slate for a calm, read-first app with a practice mode; Hypredict for an interface fee of at most 0.01%; and HIP4Markets for a research page on every market.
What makes a good HIP-4 app#
- Same books, different wrapper. Every app here trades the same HIP-4 order books on HyperCore, so prices and liquidity are shared (what HIP-4 is); HIP-4 volume shows how much trades on them.
- Builder fees. Apps charge through Hyperliquid builder codes on top of Hyperliquid's own fee, and the rates differ by a factor of 100; Hyperliquid fees shows the base schedule.
- Custody. Most apps leave your USDC in your own Hyperliquid account and trade with a key that can't withdraw. Totalis Combos sit in a vault on HyperEVM instead.
- Availability. Hyperliquid's interface excludes the US and Ontario, and every app here that names countries excludes the US; the best prediction market apps covers the US options.
- Multi-leg positions. HIP-4 itself has no multi-leg order. Totalis adds one, and HIP4Markets routes its multi-leg page to Totalis.
Compare HIP-4 apps at a glance#
As of 11 November 2026:
| App | What it does | Combos or multi-leg | Fees | Custody | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Totalis | HIP-4 singles and Combos | 2 to 5 legs | Singles 0.1%; Combos 1.5% entry, 1% of profit | Your wallet; Combos in the vault | Not US or Ontario; invite code |
| Hyperliquid | Native Outcomes page | None | Docs conflict | Non-custodial | Not US or Ontario |
| Hypertake | Outcomes and perps, phone app | None listed | 1% on outcome sales | Your Hyperliquid account | Not US or Ontario |
| Slate | Read-first app, practice mode | None listed | 0.4% on close or settle | Embedded wallet you control | Not US, UK, Australia and others |
| Hypredict | Every live HIP-4 market | None listed | Up to 0.01% | Your Hyperliquid account | Not sanctioned places; follows Hyperliquid's terms |
| HIP4Markets | Market pages and research | Up to 5, via Totalis | Up to 1% builder allowance | Your wallet | Not published |
| Hyperodds | Trader tools for crypto binaries | None listed | Not published | Not held by Hyperodds | No country list |
| Liquary | Perps, spot, HIP-4 and Polymarket | None listed | 0.05% per fill | Self-custodial | Not US persons |
Fees compared#
Hyperliquid's own outcome fee applies on top of each app's fee below.
| App | Opening | Closing or settling |
|---|---|---|
| Totalis | Singles 0.1%; Combos 1.5% of stake | Singles 0.1%; Combos 1% of profit on a win |
| Hyperliquid | None, per its fees page | Charged, per its fees page; its HIP-4 page says zero for testing |
| Hypertake | No Hypertake fee on outcome buys | 1% on outcome sales |
| Slate | No Slate fee | 0.4% builder fee |
| Hypredict | Up to 0.01% of order value | Up to 0.01% of order value |
| HIP4Markets | Up to 1% allowance on immediate-or-cancel orders; none on post-only limits | Same |
| Hyperodds | Not published | Not published |
| Liquary | 0.05% per fill | 0.05% per fill; nothing at settlement |
Full published schedules: Totalis · Hyperliquid · Hypertake · Slate · Hypredict · HIP4Markets · Liquary
1. Totalis#
Overview: A prediction market app on Hyperliquid that trades HIP-4 outcome markets as singles on the HyperCore order book, or as Combos of 2 to 5 legs that pay in full only if every leg wins. Makers compete to quote each Combo through a request for quote, and you take a quote with one signature (how Totalis Combos are quoted and settled).
Best for: Combining sports, esports, crypto prices, finance and economics outcomes in one position; prediction market combos compares the venues that offer them.
Fees: Combos pay 1.5% of stake on entry and 1% of profit on a win. Singles usually pay a 0.1% builder fee plus Hyperliquid's fee.
Custody: Combos sit in the Totalis vault on HyperEVM, which moves funds only with the owner's signature. Settlement starts within about 10 seconds of the deciding leg, and you can cash out a Combo early if a maker bids.
Availability: Not available to US persons, anyone in the US or residents of Ontario, per the Totalis terms of service. Signing up takes an invite code.
Limitations: A 1,000 USDC maximum stake. A market can join a Combo only within 7 days of its event and with a live price, and some markets are excluded.
2. Hyperliquid#
Overview: Hyperliquid's Outcomes page lists HIP-4 markets, filtered by crypto, economics, tradfi, sports, culture, technology and deployer.
Best for: Single outcomes on the native book, next to your perps, such as a HIP-4 hedge for a perp.
Fees: Hyperliquid's docs disagree. The HIP-4 page says outcome fees are zero for initial testing, while the fees page says outcome trading charges only when you close or settle, never when you open, and pays no maker rebates.
Custody: Non-custodial: you connect your own wallet.
Availability: Its interface terms exclude the US and Ontario and let it block the outcome markets tab in other places.
Limitations: No multi-leg orders.
3. Hypertake#
Overview: Hypertake is an interface for HIP-4 prediction markets and perps on crypto, stocks, commodities and the economy, installed from your browser as a phone app.
Best for: Outcomes and perps from one USDC balance on your phone.
Fees: Per its terms of use, nothing on outcome buys, 1% on outcome sales and 0.1% on perps orders, plus Hyperliquid's fees.
Custody: Your balance stays in your own Hyperliquid account; Hypertake's trading key can place orders but can't withdraw.
Availability: The same terms exclude residents of the US and Ontario, sanctioned places and anyone under 18.
Limitations: The 1% fee on every outcome sale adds up for traders who close before settlement.
4. Slate#
Overview: Slate calls itself "a calm, read-first prediction market" on HIP-4, covering crypto, macro and sport, with $1,000 of simulated funds to practise with.
Best for: New traders who want context on each question and a practice run first.
Fees: A 0.4% builder fee, charged only when you close a position or it settles.
Custody: An embedded wallet that belongs to you, with a key you can export; Slate's trading agent can't withdraw (Slate safety and funds).
Availability: Not available in the US, the UK, Singapore, Hong Kong, mainland China, Australia or sanctioned jurisdictions.
Limitations: Each position fills at the current market price, per its how it works guide, which can cost more when a book is thin.
5. Hypredict#
Overview: Hypredict is a prediction market app on Hyperliquid that, per its FAQ, lists every live outcome market, from crypto prices to football and economics.
Best for: Trading the full HIP-4 list for the smallest app fee we found.
Fees: An interface fee of up to 0.01% of order value plus Hyperliquid's fees; deposits and withdrawals routed through Relay pay a 0.1% service fee.
Custody: Your USDC and shares sit in your own Hyperliquid account, per how Hypredict works.
Availability: Its terms of use exclude sanctioned places and anywhere use is unlawful, and require that Hyperliquid's own terms allow you.
Limitations: No multi-leg positions listed on its site.
6. HIP4Markets#
Overview: HIP4Markets is an independent front end that gives every HIP-4 market a permanent page with its price, resolution rule, order book and onchain identifiers.
Best for: Researching a market before you trade it. Its multi-leg page says "Combine up to five outcomes with Totalis", so those positions are Totalis Combos.
Fees: It asks you to approve a builder fee of up to 1% for immediate-or-cancel orders; post-only limit orders carry none.
Custody: You sign with your own wallet, and it never holds keys or funds.
Availability: Not published.
Limitations: Displayed quotes refresh periodically and can lag the live order book.
Other options. Liquary puts perps, spot and HIP-4 markets in one self-custodial terminal, and its prediction markets guide shows Polymarket's markets on the same board, with a 0.05% builder fee per fill; its terms bar US persons. Hyperodds listed 5 daily crypto markets on 11 November 2026, with order book views, volatility reads and hotkeys described on its team's HIP-4 explainer; its legal page publishes no fee or country list.
How we evaluated these apps#
We compared what each app trades, multi-leg support, fees, custody and availability, using each app's own site, docs and terms, verified on 10 and 11 November 2026. We build Totalis.
Verdict#
If you want several HIP-4 outcomes in one position, choose Totalis and browse HIP-4 markets on Totalis. For single outcomes on the native book, Hyperliquid; on your phone with perps, Hypertake; to practise first, Slate; for the lowest app fee, Hypredict. What Totalis is covers the product in full.
About the author#
Turk is a founding engineer at Totalis, the prediction market app on Hyperliquid.
Sources and further reading#
- Hyperliquid HIP-4 outcome markets, accessed 2026-11-11
- Hyperliquid fees, accessed 2026-11-11
- Hyperliquid interface terms, accessed 2026-11-11
- Hypertake terms of use, accessed 2026-11-11
- Slate safety and funds, accessed 2026-11-11
- Totalis fees and limits, accessed 2026-11-11
Related: What is HIP-4? · Prediction market combos · Hyperliquid fees
FAQ#
What is the best HIP-4 app?#
Totalis, if you want to combine outcomes: it is the only app here that builds multi-leg positions, and HIP4Markets routes its multi-leg page to it. For single outcomes, Hyperliquid's own Outcomes page, Hypertake, Slate and Hypredict all trade the same order books at different fees.
Can you trade HIP-4 markets on Hyperliquid directly?#
Yes. Hyperliquid's Outcomes page trades HIP-4 markets from your own wallet, unless you are in the US, Ontario or another place its terms exclude. How to trade prediction markets on Hyperliquid walks through it step by step.
Can you combine HIP-4 markets into one position?#
Not on Hyperliquid itself. On Totalis, a Combo, what sportsbooks call a parlay, joins 2 to 5 eligible outcomes into one position that pays in full only if every leg wins.
Are HIP-4 apps non-custodial?#
Hyperliquid, Hypertake, Slate, Hypredict, HIP4Markets and Liquary keep funds in a wallet or Hyperliquid account you control. Totalis singles trade the same way, while Combos sit in the Totalis vault until they settle.
Which HIP-4 app has the lowest fees?#
Among apps that publish a rate, Hypredict's interface fee of up to 0.01% is the smallest, and Hyperliquid's own fee applies on every app. Lowest-fee prediction markets compares venues beyond HIP-4.
This article is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Prediction market positions can lose their entire value. Availability of markets and features depends on your jurisdiction and each platform’s terms.