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Getting started with Rivemont
Rivemont runs trading bots on Hyperliquid in your own account.
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A trader built it to run his own bots and opened it to everyone. You set up a bot, check its backtest (every type has one but the Signal bot and the Liquidation guard), and start it; you can also place orders by hand in the Trading terminal. Rivemont only sends those orders and shows every result here. It never holds your money and never trades for you. It is free to use: Rivemont earns a fee from 0.1% of the trades sent through it, lower with your 30-day volume (all fees).
What Rivemont's key can do, per exchange
| Exchange | Rivemont's key | Orders | Withdrawals |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyperliquid | API wallet | Place and cancel | Cannot withdraw or send money to another wallet |
Your money stays in your own Hyperliquid account. You deposit into it yourself and withdraw to your own wallet; while it is there, it sits in Hyperliquid's smart contracts, so Hyperliquid's own risks apply. Rivemont gets a key on it, an API wallet. It places and cancels orders. It cannot withdraw or send money to anyone else. The table above shows what it can do.
Open the app at rivemont.xyz/app and press Connect wallet. On a phone, pick your wallet app (WalletConnect) or open the app inside your wallet app's browser. Sign once: that is your account, new or not.
What can go wrong
- Trading can lose money. Start small, and only use money you can afford to lose.
- Want to stop? Settings → Stop everything stops every bot and signal, closes their positions and deletes Rivemont's exchange keys from our servers. Your money stays in your accounts.