Copper integrates institutional trading access to Hyperliquid perpetuals

Copper: Copper is an institutional digital asset infrastructure provider specializing in custody, settlement, and collateral management services for banks, asset managers, and trading firms. It operates the ClearLoop Network to connect institutions with multiple trading venues while keeping assets under its control. The company recently added institutional trading access to Hyperliquid perpetuals through its APIs and platform interface, enabling secure execution without moving assets out of its non-custodial MPC infrastructure. Hyperliquid: Hyperliquid is a decentralized exchange focused on perpetual futures trading, operating on its own purpose-built Layer 1 blockchain with an on-chain central limit order book. It supports a broad range of markets and has expanded via permissionless builder-deployed markets. Copper's integration now provides institutions with direct API and in-platform access to Hyperliquid perpetuals while maintaining asset security in Copper's MPC setup. Regulatory Status: Copper's US subsidiary achieved SEC broker-dealer registration and FINRA membership earlier in 2026, supporting broader institutional access. Security Features: The integration preserves client assets in Copper's non-custodial MPC infrastructure with policy controls, avoiding direct transfers to trading venues. Infrastructure Expansion: Copper recently integrated access to Hyperliquid perpetuals, allowing institutions to trade decentralized derivatives alongside centralized venues from a single platform.