Security
What security means on Hyperprice. Sign in with a wallet or Google. Optional authenticator app for sign-in, withdraw, withdrawal address, tips, and delete.
On Hyperprice, security means who can open your account and who can move your funds. Losing a trade is a different topic — see Risk disclosure.
What security means here
Hyperprice is not a bank, broker, or insured deposit. Account security here is three things you can see in the app:
- It is you at sign-in. A wallet signature or Google sign-in opens the account. There is no email/password login.
- Other people cannot move funds just because they have your open browser. An authenticator code can stand in front of withdraw, a new withdrawal address, a tip, and account deletion.
- Your keys stay yours. Hyperprice never asks for a wallet seed phrase, Google password, authenticator secret, or recovery codes.
There is no public or private trading API. Only real human traders are welcome.
You are responsible for the wallet, the Google account, and any phone or browser you leave signed in. See Terms of use.
Sign-in
You can browse as a guest. Sign in when you want to trade or move funds.
- Wallet — Connect a BNB Smart Chain wallet with WalletConnect. You sign a message to prove control of that address. That wallet is the account.
- Google — Sign in with Google. Trading still uses your Hyperprice USD balance. Deposits and withdrawals use the addresses shown in Wallet.
Hyperprice does not see your Google password. Wallet users sign in the wallet; Hyperprice does not hold the seed.
The account menu can save up to 5 sign-ins on this device. Remove unsaves that row on this phone or browser only. Logout ends this session. Neither one deletes the Hyperprice account.
Authenticator app
An authenticator is optional. It is an app on your phone (for example Google Authenticator or Authy) that shows a changing 6-digit code. Turn it on from Profile → Settings → Account.
Turn it on
- Toggle Two-factor authentication on.
- Scan the QR code, or type the secret, in the authenticator app.
- Enter the current 6-digit code.
- Save the 8 recovery codes Hyperprice shows once. Copy or download them. Store them offline. Each code works one time if you lose the phone.
You stay signed in on this device after you enable it.
When Hyperprice asks for a code
After it is on, Account settings lists Ask for a code. All of these start on until you turn one off:
| Setting | When Hyperprice asks |
|---|---|
| Sign in | The next time you sign in with Google or a wallet on this or another device, before the session starts |
| Withdraw | Before sending USDT out of Hyperprice |
| Change withdrawal address | Before saving a new BSC destination (Google users) |
| Send a tip | Before sending USD to another trader |
| Delete account | Before permanently deleting the account |
Hyperprice does not ask again while you stay signed in, and it does not ask when you switch a saved account on this device.
Turning a row off, or turning two-factor off, asks for a 6-digit code or a recovery code. That way someone who already has this session open cannot weaken the setting. Turning a row on does not ask. If you turn two-factor on again later, every row starts on.
Trades, deposits, and staying in a live round do not ask for an authenticator code.
Recovery codes
Hyperprice shows 8 recovery codes at setup, once. Each code is one-time. Use one if you cannot open the authenticator app.
Do not photograph them in a shared album. Do not paste them into chat. Hyperprice Support will never ask you to send them.
Turn it off
Toggle Two-factor authentication off, then enter a current 6-digit code or a recovery code.
If you lose the phone
- If you are still signed in, open Account settings and turn two-factor off with a recovery code, or with a 6-digit code if the authenticator still works on another device.
- If you are signed out and you lost both the authenticator and the recovery codes, you cannot sign back in to that account.
Funds
In-app balances are USD. Deposits and withdrawals are USDT on BNB Smart Chain. You pay BNB gas. See Deposits and withdrawals.
- Wallet users confirm deposit and withdraw in the connected wallet.
- Google users send USDT to the deposit address shown in the app, and withdraw to a BSC address they set.
- Only send USDT on BSC on the flow the app shows. Other tokens or chains are not credited.
- A confirmed on-chain transfer cannot be reversed. Check the withdrawal address before you confirm.
If two-factor is on, Hyperprice can ask for a code before withdraw and before a new withdrawal address, unless you turned those rows off.
What Hyperprice will never ask
Hyperprice, Support, and these docs will never ask you to send:
- a wallet seed phrase or backup words
- your Google password
- the authenticator secret, QR, or recovery codes
- funds to an address that is not the one shown in Wallet
If a message, email, or chat claiming to be Hyperprice asks for those, it is not Hyperprice. Do not reply with codes.
Shared phones and browsers
On a phone or computer you do not keep:
- Logout when you are done.
- Remove the account from the device list if you saved it.
Removing it from this device does not delete the Hyperprice account. Someone with that wallet or Google sign-in can still sign in elsewhere — that is why the authenticator Sign in row matters.
Trading risk is separate
A secure account does not protect a losing round. Share settlement is still $1 or $0, and you can lose deposited funds. That is risk, not a sign-in failure.
If a round result looks wrong, check the Hyperprice chart and Wallet history. Another website’s price is not Hyperprice. See Accuracy.
FAQ
Does Hyperprice use a password?
No. You sign in with a BNB Smart Chain wallet or Google. There is no email/password account.
How does the authenticator work?
Turn Two-factor authentication on in Profile → Settings → Account. Scan the QR, enter a 6-digit code, and save 8 recovery codes once. Hyperprice can then ask for a code on sign-in, withdraw, a new withdrawal address, a tip, or delete account. All of those start on. Staying signed in or switching a saved device account does not ask again.
What if I lose my phone?
If you are still signed in, turn two-factor off with a recovery code. If you are signed out and you lost both the authenticator and the recovery codes, you cannot sign back in to that account.
Will Hyperprice ask for my seed phrase?
No. Hyperprice, Support, and these docs will never ask for a wallet seed, Google password, authenticator secret, or recovery codes.
Does a secure account stop trading losses?
No. You can still lose deposited funds on a round. See Risk disclosure.