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How to withdraw from Hyperliquid
Withdrawals from Hyperliquid go back to USDC on Arbitrum and cost a flat 1 USDC. Most arrive within minutes.
Step by step
- Close or reduce positions if needed. Only your available balance can be withdrawn; margin used by open positions is locked.
- Click Withdraw on app.hyperliquid.xyz and enter the amount.
- Confirm the request in your wallet. Funds are sent to the same address on Arbitrum.
- Check your wallet on Arbitrum. You can track the transaction on Arbiscan.
Fees and timing
| Network | Arbitrum |
| Fee | Flat 1 USDC |
| Typical time | A few minutes |
| Slower when | Arbitrum is congested or the amount is large |
Withdrawal delayed?
- Check that the amount is within your available balance, not total equity.
- Look up your address on Arbiscan to see whether the transfer is pending or done.
- Don't submit the same withdrawal again and again; wait for the first one.
- Only contact support through official channels. Anyone who DMs you first offering help is a scammer.
Cashing out
Hyperliquid has no fiat withdrawal. To cash out, send the USDC to an exchange that supports USDC on Arbitrum and sell there. Double-check the network before sending.
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How much does it cost to withdraw from Hyperliquid?
A flat 1 USDC per withdrawal to Arbitrum.
How long does a Hyperliquid withdrawal take?
Usually a few minutes; longer if Arbitrum is congested or the amount is large.
Why can't I withdraw my full balance?
Margin used by open positions is locked. Only the available balance can be withdrawn.
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