Ripple has announced that its Ripple Prime brokerage platform will support Hyperliquid, giving institutional clients access to the decentralized perpetual futures exchange.
Through the integration, Ripple Prime users can trade on chain derivatives via Hyperliquid while managing their decentralized finance exposure alongside other supported assets. These include cleared derivatives, over the counter swaps, fixed income products, foreign exchange, and various digital assets.
Ripple said clients will be able to access Hyperliquid’s liquidity while maintaining a single counterparty relationship through Ripple Prime.
Michael Higgins, international chief executive of Ripple Prime, said the expansion strengthens the connection between decentralized finance and traditional prime brokerage services. He noted that the move enhances trading, yield generation, and access to a wider range of digital assets, while improving liquidity, efficiency, and innovation for institutional clients.
Ripple continues to expand its product suite while progressing on licensing and regulatory initiatives globally. The company recently secured preliminary approval for an electronic money institution license in Luxembourg.
The integration comes as Hyperliquid continues to attract billions of dollars in daily trading volume across multiple assets, offering some of the deepest on chain liquidity in the industry.
