Perps on crypto, stocks, indices, commodities and FX, and prediction markets, on one trading screen. Trade them with your own money, or on a funded account: pay one fee, trade a simulated balance, and get a share of its profit in real money.
Built on Hyperliquid and Polymarket.
The markets and the screen are the same. What differs is whose money is at risk, and where your orders go.
| Your own moneyReal orders, from your own wallet. | A funded accountOne fee, a simulated balance, a share of its profit. | |
|---|---|---|
| Whose money | Your own moneyYours. It stays in your own account at Hyperliquid, a public exchange for perps, or Polymarket, a public market on real events. Never at audens. | A funded accountNo one’s money: the balance is simulated. You pay one fee for the account. |
| Where orders go | Your own moneyStraight to Hyperliquid or Polymarket, as real orders in the real market. | A funded accountTo audens’s engine, which prices them at the live prices of the same two markets. No order reaches a market. |
| What you need | Your own moneyA crypto wallet with funds in it, such as MetaMask, Rabby or Phantom. | A funded accountAn email address and the fee, paid in dollars through PayPal. No wallet to buy or trade; a wallet address only to be paid. |
| What you can make | Your own moneyWhatever your trades make. Losses are real too. | A funded accountA share of the profit the account makes, at the split you pick (up to 95%), paid by audens in USDC, a digital dollar, from the fees it collects. |
| What audens earns | Your own moneyA fee on each trade, on top of the market’s own, shown on the ticket before you send. | A funded accountThe account fee. It is not refunded if the account fails; you can buy another. |
Read on about trading your own money, or go straight to funded accounts.
Your orders will be real orders on Hyperliquid and Polymarket, sent from your own wallet. Go long or short on crypto, stocks, indices, commodities and FX with perps: contracts that track a price, traded with leverage, never the asset itself. Or buy Yes or No on real events in prediction markets.
Yes or No on a real event, bought in cents on the dollar. A Yes share pays $1 if it happens.
Stocks here are stock perps: you trade the price, you do not own the share. Stock, index, commodity and FX perps run on Hyperliquid too, listed there by other teams under their own rules.
With your own money, an order here will be a real order in that market. A funded account trades the same markets, simulated at these live prices.
Built on Hyperliquid and Polymarket. audens is its own product, run by neither.
Three steps the first time. After that you sign in and trade.
Sign in with your email, then link one wallet with a signed message: proof that it is yours, not a payment. One wallet reaches both markets, and each market keeps its own balance.
Your wallet approves a trading key for this device and, on Hyperliquid, the most audens’s fee may ever be. From then on an order takes one press, with no wallet pop-up.
Deposits and withdrawals are signed by your wallet and nothing else. Your money stays reachable on Hyperliquid’s and Polymarket’s own sites, with or without audens.
Three things stand between your money and a trade. audens’s servers are not one of them.
A wallet is an app, such as MetaMask, Rabby or Phantom, that proves an account is yours. Every deposit and every withdrawal needs its approval, and nothing else can give it.
So you do not approve every order in your wallet, your wallet gives this device permission to place and cancel orders, and only that: it can never withdraw or send money anywhere. You can take the permission back at any time, and it runs out by itself.
On Hyperliquid it is an API wallet (also called an agent wallet), on Polymarket a session key. By each market’s own rules neither can withdraw, and each lasts 180 days at most.
Each order goes from your device directly to Hyperliquid or Polymarket. It is a real order in the real market, and every trade is on that market’s own public record.
No key that can withdraw or send your money is ever kept there. Your accounts are at Hyperliquid and Polymarket, not at audens.
You pay one fee and trade a simulated balance: no order reaches a market, and the fee is the only money you risk. Reach your target inside the rules, and audens pays you a share of the profit in real money.
Pick the size, target, drawdown and split. The fee is paid once, in dollars, through PayPal: by card, PayPal or crypto. It is not refunded. No wallet is needed to buy or to trade.
Trade the same markets at live prices and stay above your floor, the lowest your account may go. A 2‑Step has two phases with a target in each; a 1‑Step has one target; an Instant account has no target. There is no time limit. Once you pass, the account’s profit can be claimed.
Ask whenever you hold no open position or order, from $1, with no cap. Each request is reviewed against the rules, then your share, at the split you picked (up to 95%), is sent in USDC. To be paid you give a wallet address: the one time a wallet is needed. Every payout will be public, with its transaction.
Each slider moves the price: a higher target and the same phase 2 target as phase 1 cost less; a wider drawdown, a looser daily loss limit and a bigger split cost more. At $5K, a standard 2-Step is $35, a standard 1-Step is $59 and an Instant account is $249.
2-Step: Two phases, a profit target in each. Pass them all and profit can be claimed.
Accounts go on sale the day audens opens: join the waitlist to hear that day.
$25K 2-Step, 10% target, half of it in phase 2, 6% drawdown, 3% daily loss limit, 80% split: $129 one-time fee, covering every market.
They apply to funded accounts only. Trading the news, holding over a weekend and running a bot are all allowed.
Your account keeps the rules it was opened under.
audens has not opened, so there is nothing to count yet, and no testimonials or statistics stand in for it. These are the things you will be able to check, and where.
Nothing has been paid yet: audens has not opened. The first payout will be listed here, with its transaction.
With your own money, or on a funded account you build yourself.