# Dexly > Any market. Anywhere. On-chain. Dexly is a self-custodial trading interface built on the Hyperliquid protocol. It lets users trade crypto perpetuals, spot markets, tokenized stocks, and prediction markets directly from their own wallet. Dexly is a self-custodial trading interface for decentralized markets, available on web and mobile. It connects users directly to the Hyperliquid protocol, letting them trade crypto perpetual futures, spot assets, tokenized stocks and indices, and prediction markets without giving up control of their funds. The platform targets traders who want a fast, centralized-exchange-like experience while keeping custody of their assets in their own wallet. The interface addresses the friction of using decentralized trading infrastructure directly by adding a wallet-first design with no account creation or identity verification. Trading is authorized through a limited-permission session key that can place orders but cannot withdraw funds, and can be revoked at any time. Market listings, leverage limits, and settlement are determined by the underlying protocol rather than by Dexly itself. Beyond core trading, the platform offers a wallet explorer, a leaderboard for tracking market participants, price alerts, portfolio tracking, and copy trading that mirrors the positions of selected traders under user-defined risk limits. Additional automated trading tools are in development. It is used by individual traders seeking on-chain exposure to a range of asset classes without relying on a custodial exchange. - Type: Company - Sector: DeFi - Status: Active - Founded: 2025-12-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/dexly ## Products - [Dexly](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dexly): Dexly is a self-custodial trading terminal that provides access to perpetual futures, spot markets, tokenized stocks, commodities, and prediction markets through a single interface. It connects to a user's own wallet and routes orders to an underlying Layer 1 blockchain built for on-chain perpetual trading, using a revocable agent key that can only place trades and never withdraw funds. The terminal also includes a wallet explorer, trader leaderboard, price alerts, and portfolio tracking, and lets users automatically mirror the positions of other traders with configurable risk limits. It is available as a web application and as native mobile apps. 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