Funding, Deposits & Withdrawals

Updated Aug 13, 2026 · 1 min read

How to fund Senpi with USDC, which chains are supported, how auto-bridging and the unified Hyperliquid account work, and how withdrawals and fees work.

Senpi is non-custodial - your funds are onchain under your control at all times. Everything runs on USDC.

Depositing

  • Deposit USDC to your main (embedded) wallet - it's ONE address, the same on every supported chain and on Hyperliquid. Never deposit to a strategy wallet.
  • Supported chains: Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, BNB, Polygon PoS, Ethereum, and Hyperliquid.
  • Strategies start from $10 USDC. The floor is $10 per wallet, and each strategy shows its own calculated minimum at or above that before you fund it.

You never bridge or move funds manually. When you fund a strategy or trade, Senpi automatically bridges your USDC onto Hyperliquid. Hyperliquid spot and perps are a unified account Senpi manages for you - there's no manual Spot→Perps step.

How funds move inside Senpi

Your wallet

USDC, any chain

Strategy sub-wallet

funded when you deploy

Back to your wallet

when you close

Creating a strategy moves USDC into an isolated sub-wallet; closing it returns the funds to your main wallet. Never send USDC directly to a strategy sub-wallet address - top up through the app so PnL tracking stays intact.

Withdrawing

  • Withdraw to an external wallet from the Senpi app (Balances/Wallet, on web or mobile). By security design, no agent or bot can send funds outside Senpi.
  • You choose the destination chain (Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, Ethereum, BNB, or Polygon) - there's no default.

Withdrawal fees

RouteFee
Hyperliquid → an EVM chain (via Senpi)~0.1% of the amount, deducted on the way (Relay). Withdraw $100 → ~$99.90 arrives.
Same chain (e.g. Base → Base)No bridge fee

You may see a flat "1 USDC" withdrawal fee mentioned online - that's Hyperliquid's own native rail (HL→Arbitrum), not Senpi's fee. Very small withdrawals (~$1 or less) aren't cost-effective.

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