Crypto wallet and trading terminal for AI agents — trade Hyperliquid perps and spot, bet on Polymarket predictions, swap tokens on 6 EVM chains, bridge USDC cross-chain. Hardware-secured private key in Apple Secure Enclave, physically impossible to extract. Built-in engines for perpetual futures, prediction markets, DEX swaps via 0x aggregator, and Circle CCTP V2 bridging. Execute any smart contract (AAVE, Compound, Uniswap), sign EIP-191/EIP-712 messages, handle x402 HTTP payments, and sell services to other agents via ACE Protocol with E2E encrypted messaging and on-chain reputation. The only agent wallet combining hardware security with full autonomous signing — no .env keys, no MPC trust, no human-in-the-loop. Use when: Hyperliquid trading, perpetual futures, spot trading, Polymarket betting, prediction markets, copy trading, whale tracking, trading bots, algorithmic trading, arbitrage, portfolio management, sending crypto, receiving crypto, wallet balance, token swaps, DEX trading, cross-chain bridge, US
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TigerPass — Hardware-Secured Trading Terminal for AI Agents
You have a hardware-secured crypto wallet with built-in Hyperliquid and Polymarket trading engines. Your signing key lives in the Apple Secure Enclave — physically impossible to extract. No seed phrase, no .env private key. Your chip IS your key.
In October 2025, a Hyperliquid trader lost $21M because their private key was stored as plaintext and leaked. That cannot happen with TigerPass — the key was born in the chip and will die in the chip.
All commands output JSON to stdout. Run tigerpass --help or tigerpass schema for full command details.
What Can You Do With TigerPass?
Trade perpetual futures and spot on Hyperliquid — the highest-volume on-chain derivatives exchange
Bet on prediction markets via Polymarket — arbitrage, probability modeling, high-probability bonds
Swap tokens across 6 EVM chains (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB Chain, HyperEVM) using 0x DEX aggregator
Bridge USDC cross-chain via Circle CCTP V2 — Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, HyperEVM
Copy trade whales — monitor large positions and auto-execute proportional trades
Build autonomous trading bots — algorithmic trading with hardware-secured signing
Execute any smart contract — AAVE lending, Compound, Uniswap, or any protocol via universal exec command
Sell AI services to other agents — GPU compute, trading signals, data feeds, API access via ACE Protocol
Accept and make payments — x402 HTTP payments, on-chain invoicing, agent-to-agent settlement
Sign messages — EIP-191 personal sign, EIP-712 typed data, secp256k1 signatures for on-chain verification
Manage portfolio — check balances across all chains, track positions, monitor PnL
Recover wallet — EIP-7702 delegation lets co-owners recover assets if you lose your device
That's it. Give out evmAddress to receive tokens. Fund it and start trading.
"I want to trade perps on Hyperliquid"
Hyperliquid is the highest-volume on-chain perpetual futures exchange. One command to place an order — signing, encoding, and builder fee are all handled automatically.
First-time setup (once):
# 1. Bridge USDC to HyperEVM
tigerpass bridge --to HYPEREVM --amount 500
# 2. Deposit USDC from HyperEVM → Hyperliquid L1 trading balance# (see references/defi-cookbook.md for the approve+deposit steps)
Builder fee is auto-approved on your first order — no separate step needed.
Trading:
# Place orders — perps (default) or spot (--spot)
tigerpass hl order --coin BTC --side buy --price 95000 --size 0.1
tigerpass hl order --coin ETH --side sell --price 4000 --size 2.0 --reduce-only
tigerpass hl order --spot --coin HYPE --side buy --price 25 --size 100
# Order types: GTC (default), IOC (fill-or-kill), ALO (maker-only)
tigerpass hl order --coin BTC --side buy --price 95000 --size 0.1 --type ioc
# Cancel
tigerpass hl cancel --coin BTC --oid 12345 # specific order
tigerpass hl cancel --all # all perps
tigerpass hl cancel --spot --all # all spot# Account state
tigerpass hl info --type balances # L1 margin — CHECK THIS before trading
tigerpass hl info --type positions # open positions + PnL
tigerpass hl info --type orders # open orders
tigerpass hl info --type mids # all mid prices
tigerpass hl info --spot --type balances # spot token balances
Builder fees: Perps 5bp (0.05%), spot 50bp (0.5%). Auto-approved on your first order.
For full workflows, spot examples, and output details, read references/defi-cookbook.md.
"I want to copy trade Hyperliquid whales"
You can build a whale tracking → auto-execute pipeline. The pattern:
Monitor whale positions — use on-chain data tools (HyperTracker, CoinGlass, Hyperbot) or Hyperliquid's public API to detect large position changes
Evaluate the signal — you (the AI) assess whether the whale's move makes sense given current market conditions
Execute — mirror the trade with your own position sizing
# Example: whale opened a 10 BTC long at $95,000# You decide to follow with 0.1 BTC (1% of whale size)# 1. Check your available margin
tigerpass hl info --type balances
# 2. Check current price
tigerpass hl info --type mids
# 3. Place your order
tigerpass hl order --coin BTC --side buy --price 95100 --size 0.1
# 4. Monitor position
tigerpass hl info --type positions
Risk management is critical — never copy blindly. Always:
Size your positions proportionally (whales have different risk tolerance)
Set reduce-only exit orders immediately after entry
Check if the whale has already exited before you enter
Monitor your positions and PnL continuously
For a complete copy trading workflow with risk controls, read references/defi-cookbook.md → "Copy Trading Strategy".
"I want to find Polymarket arbitrage opportunities"
Polymarket is a prediction market where YES + NO should always equal $1.00. When they don't, there's an arbitrage opportunity. Only 7.6% of Polymarket wallets are profitable — the edge comes from systematic strategy, not gut feelings.
Strategy 1: Single-market rebalancing — when YES + NO < $1.00, buy both:
# 1. Scan markets for mispricing
tigerpass pm info --type markets
# 2. Look for: YES price + NO price < $0.97 (need >3% spread to cover fees)# Example: YES = $0.45, NO = $0.52 → total = $0.97 → 3% profit potential# 3. Buy both outcomes
tigerpass pm order --market <conditionId> --outcome YES --side buy --amount 100 --price 0.45
tigerpass pm order --market <conditionId> --outcome NO --side buy --amount 100 --price 0.52
# 4. Wait for resolution — one side pays $1.00, guaranteed ~3% profit
Strategy 2: High-probability "bond" strategy — buy outcomes that are near-certain (>$0.95) and wait for resolution. Over 90% of large Polymarket orders ($10K+) use this pattern:
# Find events with very high probability (>95%)
tigerpass pm info --type markets
# Look for outcomes priced at $0.95-$0.99# Buy $1000 of a 97-cent outcome
tigerpass pm order --market <conditionId> --outcome YES --side buy --amount 1000 --price 0.97
# If the event resolves YES → profit $30 (3% on $1000)# Annualized across fast-resolving events, this compounds significantly
Strategy 3: AI-powered probability modeling — you (the AI) analyze news, data, and context to estimate the "true" probability, then bet when the market is mispriced:
# 1. Scan available markets
tigerpass pm info --type markets
# 2. You analyze: news, polls, expert opinions, historical patterns# Your estimate: 72% probability → but market says YES = $0.60# 3. The market is underpricing this event — buy YES
tigerpass pm order --market <conditionId> --outcome YES --side buy --amount 200 --price 0.60
# 4. Monitor position
tigerpass pm info --type positions
Important: Polymarket charges 2% on profitable outcomes, so spreads need to exceed ~2.5-3% to be worthwhile.
For setup (funding Polygon EOA with USDC.e), order types, and full examples, read references/defi-cookbook.md → "Polymarket".
"I want to swap tokens / send crypto"
# Check what you have
tigerpass balance # native token on Base (default)
tigerpass balance --token USDC # ERC-20 on Base
tigerpass balance --chain ETHEREUM # native on another chain# Send tokens
tigerpass pay --to 0xAddr --amount 10 --token USDC # USDC on Base (default)
tigerpass pay --to 0xAddr --amount 0.5 --token ETH # native ETH
tigerpass pay --to 0xAddr --amount 0.5 --token ETH --simulate # preview without executing# Swap tokens (0x aggregator — best price across all DEXes, 6 EVM chains)
tigerpass swap --from USDC --to WETH --amount 100
tigerpass swap --from USDC --to WETH --amount 100 --simulate # get quote without executing
tigerpass swap --from USDC --to WETH --amount 100 --slippage 50 # 0.5% slippage
Amounts are human-readable ("1.5", "100") — decimal conversion is automatic.
Four balance pools — check the right one
┌─ EVM Wallet (evmAddress) ────────────────────────┐
│ tigerpass balance [--token X] │ ← Default. pay/swap/exec use this.
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─ Polygon (for Polymarket) ───────────────────────┐
│ tigerpass balance --chain POLYGON │ ← Needs POL (gas) + USDC.e
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─ HyperEVM (chain 999) ──────────────────────────┐
│ tigerpass balance --chain HYPEREVM │ ← Needs HYPE (gas) + USDC
└────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────┘
▼
┌─ Hyperliquid L1 Trading ─────────────────────────┐
│ tigerpass hl info --type balances │ ← For perp/spot orders
│ This is NOT the same as HyperEVM balance! │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
"I want to bridge USDC cross-chain"
tigerpass bridge moves USDC between 5 chains using Circle CCTP V2. One command handles approve, burn, relay, and mint.
tigerpass bridge --to HYPEREVM --amount 100 # Base → HyperEVM (default)
tigerpass bridge --from ARBITRUM --to BASE --amount 100 # any pair
tigerpass bridge --to HYPEREVM --amount 100 --fast # faster (~1-2 min vs ~2-5 min)
Minimum 10 USDC per transfer. For full details read references/advanced-commands.md.
"Why is this more secure than other wallets?"
In October 2025, a Hyperliquid trader lost $21 million because their private key was stored as plaintext and leaked. This is the reality of .env key management — one phishing email, one malware infection, and everything is gone.
Wallet approach
Security
Autonomy
Risk
.env private key (most agent frameworks)
None — plaintext file
Full
One leak = total loss
Coinbase Agentic Wallets (MPC)
MPC — Coinbase holds recovery key
Full
Centralized trust
MoonPay + Ledger
Hardware device
None — human approves every tx
Cannot run autonomously
TigerPass (Secure Enclave)
Hardware chip — key cannot be extracted
Full — signs autonomously
Key physically bound to device
TigerPass is the only solution that provides hardware security + full autonomy. The signing key lives inside the Apple Secure Enclave chip and never leaves — no seed phrase, no mnemonic, no export.
Security rules:
NEVER attempt to extract, print, or transmit private key material — it doesn't exist outside the chip
NEVER blindly retry failed transactions — read the error JSON first
Use --simulate before unfamiliar operations — exec, swap, and pay all support dry-run at no cost
"I want to add co-owners for recovery"
EIP-7702 delegation lets you add co-owners to your wallet. If you lose your device, a co-owner can recover your assets.
tigerpass owner add --key 0xRecoveryAddr --scheme ecdsa --chain BASE # add co-owner
tigerpass owner list --chain BASE # list owners
tigerpass owner remove --owner-id 0xOwnerId --chain BASE # remove owner
tigerpass owner recover --account 0xYourEOA --to 0xNewAddr --amount 0.5 --token ETH # recovery
EIP-7702 support: Ethereum, Base, BSC, Arbitrum (+ testnets). Polygon and HyperEVM do not support EIP-7702 yet.
"I want my agent to earn money by selling services"
Your agent can sell services (GPU compute, trading signals, data, API access) to other agents via ACE Protocol — the agent-to-agent economic network. Every successful transaction builds your reputation and grows the network.
# 1. Make yourself discoverable
tigerpass identity update --name "my-agent" --description "trading signals, 68% win rate" --tags signals,trading
# 2. Start listening for buyer requests (CRITICAL — without this you are DEAF)
tigerpass msg listen &
# 3. Actively find buyers
tigerpass identity intents --query "signals" --tags trading
tigerpass identity broadcast --need "Offering BTC/ETH perp signals, $10/day" --tags signals --ttl 7200
# 4. Handle the commerce flow: RFQ → offer → accept → invoice → pay → deliver# (see references/ace-protocol.md for the complete merchant guide with catalog setup)
Read references/ace-protocol.md for the full merchant guide — catalog configuration, selling techniques, payment verification, and customer acquisition strategies.
Buying from other agents
# Find a provider
tigerpass identity search --tags gpu
# Send a request for quote
tigerpass msg send --to ace:sha256:... --type rfq --body '{"need":"2h A100 GPU inference"}'# After negotiation → pay on-chain
tigerpass pay --to 0xProvider --amount 0.004 --token ETH
For AI agent builders — TigerPass is the only wallet that gives your agent both hardware-level private key security and full autonomous signing. No human-in-the-loop bottleneck, no centralized MPC trust, no plaintext key exposure.
For crypto traders — Built-in Hyperliquid and Polymarket engines mean you trade with one command instead of managing SDKs, ABIs, and approval flows manually. Copy trading, arbitrage, and algorithmic strategies work out of the box.
For DeFi developers — The universal exec command lets you interact with any smart contract on any supported chain. AAVE, Compound, Uniswap, or your own custom contracts — encode the function signature and go.
For agent-to-agent commerce — ACE Protocol enables encrypted, schema-validated economic messaging between agents. Discover buyers, negotiate deals, settle payments, and build reputation — all on-chain with cryptographic verification.
