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Everything an integration needs — human- and AI-readable.

Building with an AI assistant? Give it one link — it contains the complete contract, templates and requirements:

https://vaultomate.xyz/llms.txt
Prompt suggestion: "Read https://vaultomate.xyz/llms.txt and connect my strategy to a Vaultomate vault. Ask me for my API key when needed."

Already deployed? Operate your vault — mode, test signals, revenue — at /terminal (your API key is the login).

Requirements — before you start

TradingView — paste one template

{
  "api_key": "vf_YOUR_KEY",
  "position": "{{strategy.market_position}}",
  "ticker": "{{ticker}}",
  "risk_pct": 1.0,
  "sl_pct": 2.0,
  "client_id": "{{timenow}}"
}

Webhook URL: https://vaultomate.xyz/v1/signal/tv · full walkthrough: /connect/tv

Python — six lines

import requests, time
requests.post("https://vaultomate.xyz/v1/signal",
    headers={"Authorization": "Bearer vf_YOUR_KEY"},
    json={"target": "long", "coin": "SOL", "order": "market", "risk_pct": 1.0,
          "sl": 78.6, "ts": time.time(),
          "client_id": f"my-{int(time.time()*1000)}"})

The contract in one breath

How fees work

Builder fee — entries 2.5 bps → us, on every entry fill. This is how the platform earns.
Builder fee — exits your markup, 0–3.5 bps → your wallet, on exit fills. You set it. Paid by Hyperliquid directly — no invoices. Separate fill, separate builder (not a split of one fill). Per-fill cap: 5 bps.
Exchange fee Hyperliquid's, not ours: ~4.5 bps taker / 1.5 bps maker per fill.
Performance fee 0–30% → you, on gains above the high-water mark. Your main revenue.
Everything else None. No management fee, no subscription, no listing fee.

Two caveats we say out loud: your markup needs ≥$100 in your Hyperliquid perps account to accrue (below that, exits fall back to our 2.5 bps), and it earns on signal-closed exits — a stop-triggered exit carries our fee, because the stop was placed at entry. Every number on your record page is net of all of this.

Metrics — how they're computed

Capital at risk · not financial advice · every claim verifiable on-chain