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Requirements
tools, accounts, funds.

What to install, what to sign up for, and the one thing Hyperliquid requires before it pays you.

01Tools on your computer

ToolVersionWhy
Flutter SDK (includes Dart)3.29.0 or newer, stable (Dart 3.7+); pubspec.yaml sets 3.29.0 as the lower bound, verified with Flutter 3.41.4Builds the app. Install
Google ChromecurrentRuns the web build locally.
Xcode + CocoaPodsXcode 15+, CocoaPods 1.14+iOS builds. Needs a Mac.
Android Studio2024.3.1 (Meerkat) or newer, with Android SDK Platform 36 and JDK 17Android SDK, emulator and keytool. The project compiles against SDK 36; point Gradle at JDK 17 with JAVA_HOME.
Firebase CLI + FlutterFire CLIlatest (the Firebase CLI needs Node.js 20+)Only if you use Firebase (optional).
flutter --version
flutter doctor

02Accounts

AccountNeeded for
A builder address on Hyperliquid with at least 100 USDC of perps collateralReceiving the builder fee. Hyperliquid does not pay builders below this.To earn
Web hosting (any static host)The web terminal and, optionally, your config.jsonFor web
Firebase projectOptional: Remote Config / Firestore config channel, push, crash reportsOptional
Reown (WalletConnect) project IDConnecting the in-app wallet to dAppsOptional
Apple Developer Program (organisation)App Store; wallet apps need an organisation account (guideline 3.1.5)For iOS
Google Play ConsoleGoogle PlayFor Android

03What your users can run

PlatformMinimumNotes
WebCurrent browsersThe primary target. flutter build web --release verified.
iOSiOS 15.5IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET. Store build unverified in this pass.
AndroidAPI 24 (Android 7.0)Flutter's default, never below 21 (android/app/build.gradle.kts). Store build unverified in this pass.

Linux, Windows and macOS targets were removed.

05Running costs to expect

  • Static hosting for the web build and config.json.
  • The 100 USDC collateral on your builder address (it stays yours).
  • Firebase usage, only if you enable it.
  • Apple (yearly) and Google (one-time) developer fees if you publish apps.