Deposit and Withdraw USDC for Papertrade Trading
USDC moves into and out of Papertrade through a deterministic per-user address spanning HyperCore and HyperEVM.
Official Papertrade documentation · Updated November 5, 2026 · Canonical domain: papertrade.finance
Your Papertrade deposit address
The app derives a unique deposit address from the connected wallet. The same address space is visible across HyperCore and HyperEVM, while Papertrade credits supported deposits from the monitored HyperCore flow.
Supported USDC paths
The documentation describes direct Hyperliquid spot transfers, a guided HyperEVM route using canonical USDC, and supported Circle CCTP routes from selected chains.
Raw arbitrary ERC-20 transfers to the HyperEVM proxy are not treated as the normal monitored deposit path.
Withdrawing
Available balance can be withdrawn back to the user HyperCore spot account. Margin committed to open positions is not part of available withdrawal balance.
Technical flow
The underlying mechanism uses deterministic CREATE2 deposit proxies, a sweep and finalize flow and HyperCore writer actions.
Available balance vs committed margin
USDC committed as isolated margin is not the same as freely withdrawable balance. Before withdrawing, check whether open positions are using part of the account balance. Portfolio is the account-level view for this distinction.
Funding safety checklist
- Verify the official domain before copying any deposit address.
- Use the supported funding route shown by the application rather than sending arbitrary ERC-20 assets to a proxy.
- Confirm the intended network and asset before signing or transferring.
- Wait for the supported crediting flow to complete before assuming funds are available for margin.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What asset is used for Papertrade trading balances?
The documentation describes USDC flows between HyperCore and HyperEVM-related protocol accounting.
Are deposits the same as staking PAPER?
No. USDC deposits fund trading balances, while PAPER staking is a separate token and reward flow.
Where can I learn about CREATE2 deposit proxies?
See the CREATE2 Deposits technical page for proxy derivation and sweep mechanics.