Authorized protocol analysis, mining activity export, wallet balance sync, and leaderboard data pipelines for the Hyperliquid Mining App (vb.bitbybit.Hyperliquid).
The Hyperliquid Mining App, published by NARAYAN & DEVRAO SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY LLP, gives users a simplified mining-style mobile experience with an in-app wallet, transaction history, an activity tracker, and a leaderboard. From an OpenData perspective, that is exactly the kind of structured, account-bound information that businesses, accountants, and tax tools want to retrieve programmatically rather than scrape from screenshots.
Mirror the app's mobile login: email or device-id binding, OTP, and refresh-token rotation. We deliver a token-validation endpoint your back office can call to confirm a user is the legitimate owner of a Hyperliquid Mining App account before exporting any data — used for KYC handoff, customer-support look-ups, and B2B account linking.
Returns each "tap-to-mine" or timed session record: start timestamp, end timestamp, claimed reward amount, claim status, and device fingerprint. Useful for fraud control, reward reconciliation, and feeding loyalty / engagement dashboards without polling the app UI.
Read-only endpoint exposing the in-app balance shown on the Wallet screen plus a paged transaction history (credits from mining, debits from in-app actions, adjustments). Output is normalised JSON ready for accounting tools, tax exports, or your own portfolio app.
Streams the ranked leaderboard the app exposes to users — useful for influencer programs, growth dashboards, and cohort analytics. Available as snapshot (GET /leaderboard?period=weekly) or webhook on rank change.
Profile read, support metadata read, and (where authorised) profile update flows. Designed so an enterprise client managing a fleet of branded mining-style accounts can centralise user state without manual screen-by-screen operations.
If your use case spans the broader Hyperliquid ecosystem, we also wire in the public Hyperliquid info endpoint (userFills, clearinghouseState) so on-chain HYPE / HyperEVM trading data sits next to the in-app mining data in one unified schema.
| Data type | Source screen / feature | Granularity | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account profile | Account / settings | Per user, on-demand | KYC linkage, support look-up, B2B onboarding |
| Mining session log | Mining interface | Per session (start, end, reward) | Reward reconciliation, fraud / multi-accounting checks |
| Wallet balance | Digital wallet view | Real-time snapshot | Internal dashboards, portfolio aggregation |
| Transaction history | Wallet transaction list | Per event, paged | Accounting export, tax reports, audit trails |
| Leaderboard ranking | Leaderboard system | Per period (daily / weekly) | Growth analytics, marketing ops, cohort study |
| Activity tracker metrics | Activity tracking | Aggregated time-series | Engagement scoring, retention models |
| Device / session metadata | Login & account | Per session | Risk scoring, anti-abuse rules |
Context: users who participate in mining-style apps still need clean transaction records for accounting and crypto tax tooling. Data: wallet transaction history, reward events, and timestamps. OpenFinance mapping: the same transaction-export pattern used in OpenBanking PSD2 statements — a read-only, consented feed your tax software can ingest.
Context: reward programs need to detect multi-account abuse. Data: mining sessions, device metadata, leaderboard deltas. OpenData mapping: consented event stream consumed by a risk engine; suspicious accounts flagged via webhook.
Context: a user holds HYPE / on-chain Hyperliquid positions (HyperEVM, perpetuals) and uses the Hyperliquid Mining App. Data: in-app wallet plus the public userFills / clearinghouseState info endpoint. OpenFinance mapping: single normalised "Hyperliquid balance" view across the on-chain DEX and the mobile mining experience.
Context: a marketing team running a referral or community program. Data: leaderboard rank, mining streaks, account creation date. OpenData mapping: daily ETL into a warehouse (BigQuery / Snowflake), feeding cohort dashboards and lifecycle email campaigns.
Context: an enterprise running a branded mining-style program needs an audit log of reward distributions. Data: immutable export of wallet entries with hash, ordering, and operator id. OpenFinance mapping: append-only statement feed analogous to a banking audit trail, retainable to the period required by local law.
POST /api/v1/hyperliquid-mining/login
Content-Type: application/json
{
"device_id": "9f1b...c3",
"credential": {
"type": "otp",
"value": "428913"
}
}
200 OK
{
"access_token": "eyJhbGciOi...",
"refresh_token": "rtk_8f9...",
"expires_in": 1800,
"user_id": "u_4f81a3"
}
POST /api/v1/hyperliquid-mining/wallet/statement
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>
{
"user_id": "u_4f81a3",
"from": "2026-03-01",
"to": "2026-03-31",
"page_size": 200,
"cursor": null
}
200 OK
{
"entries": [
{"id":"tx_001","ts":"2026-03-02T08:14:11Z",
"type":"mining_reward","amount":"0.000182","currency":"HM",
"session_id":"sx_771","status":"settled"}
],
"next_cursor": "eyJwYWdlIjoyfQ=="
}
POST https://api.hyperliquid.xyz/info
Content-Type: application/json
{
"type": "clearinghouseState",
"user": "0x31ca8395cf837de08b24da3f660e77761dfb974b",
"dex": ""
}
# returns marginSummary, assetPositions, time
# can be merged with in-app wallet for one
# unified portfolio response.
POST <your-callback-url>
X-Signature: sha256=...
{
"event": "leaderboard.rank_change",
"period": "weekly",
"user_id": "u_4f81a3",
"old_rank": 482,
"new_rank": 119,
"score_delta": 3540,
"ts": "2026-04-28T23:59:00Z"
}
Errors follow a normalised { "error_code", "message", "trace_id" } envelope. Rate limits, idempotency keys, and exponential backoff are all documented in the delivered API spec.
We only deliver integrations under a clear authorisation chain: the end user (or the operator of the Hyperliquid Mining App account) must consent before any wallet, mining, or leaderboard data is exposed via API. For EU traffic we align with the GDPR data-minimisation and purpose-limitation requirements, and for crypto-related flows we track the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) framework — MiCA's full EU-wide enforcement period concludes on July 1, 2026, and any CASP-touching pipeline we ship is built to fit that timeline. Where the Travel Rule applies, transfer metadata (originator, beneficiary) is logged in line with the EU Transfer of Funds Regulation. We also keep consent records, retention policies, and access logs so that a future audit by your DPO is straightforward.
The reference pipeline is intentionally simple:
Optionally, node four can also fan out to the public Hyperliquid L1 info endpoint so users with on-chain HYPE positions get a unified portfolio view alongside their in-app mining wallet.
The Hyperliquid Mining App targets globally-distributed retail users who want a low-friction, mobile-first entry point into "mining-style" engagement, without configuring rigs or running command-line tools. Primary audience skews B2C, Android-first (per Google Play distribution), with strong adoption in regions where retail crypto curiosity is high but technical onboarding is a barrier. For our integration clients, this profile matters: the most useful APIs around this app are not high-frequency trading endpoints, but consented data-export endpoints that turn casual mobile activity into clean records suitable for accounting, growth analytics, and compliance reporting.
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The Hyperliquid Mining App sits in a broad ecosystem of mobile mining-style apps and crypto tooling. Below are real apps frequently mentioned alongside it; each shares a similar OpenData surface (account, wallet, activity, leaderboard) and similar integration needs.
This page does not rank or compare these apps; the list exists to help readers searching for any of them find a single integration partner who already knows the data shape across the category.
userFills, clearinghouseState)We are an independent studio focused on App interface integration and authorised API integration. The team blends mobile reverse engineering, OpenBanking / OpenFinance experience, and cloud-API delivery. For Web3-adjacent products like the Hyperliquid Mining App, we already work daily with the public Hyperliquid info endpoint, the broader HyperEVM ecosystem, and a long tail of mobile mining-style apps — so we can ship a clean, compliant data layer instead of forcing your team to maintain a fragile scraper.
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Can you also expose on-chain Hyperliquid data?
api.hyperliquid.xyz/info endpoint (userFills, clearinghouseState) so on-chain HYPE / HyperEVM data sits next to in-app mining data in one schema.Two ways to engage:
Welcome to Hyperliquid, a mobile application designed to provide users with a simplified digital mining experience. The app allows users to interact with a virtual mining system, monitor activity, and track progress through an easy-to-use interface. It is built to make digital mining concepts more accessible without requiring complex setup or technical knowledge.
Key features described by the publisher:
Hyperliquid Mining App focuses on providing a structured and accessible environment for users to explore digital mining systems through a mobile experience. Publisher: NARAYAN & DEVRAO SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY LLP. This page describes a third-party API-integration service around the app and is not affiliated with the publisher; it is also independent from Hyperliquid Labs, the team behind the public Hyperliquid L1 / HyperEVM exchange at app.hyperliquid.xyz, which is referenced only where its public info endpoint is relevant to a unified portfolio integration.