Gold-i integrates Hyperliquid node connectivity into MatrixNET

UK-based trading technology provider Gold-i has upgraded its multi-asset liquidity bridge MatrixNET with direct connectivity to Hyperliquid nodes, responding to growing institutional demand for access to Hyperliquid's decentralized perpetual futures and spot markets.

By integrating non-validating Hyperliquid nodes, MatrixNET clients can now access full order-book depth and more granular real-time market data than Hyperliquid's standard API offers. Gold-i said the dedicated node-based setup supports the speed and scale required by brokers, proprietary trading firms and institutional crypto trading businesses.

Hyperliquid operates a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain and decentralized exchange for on-chain trading. The new integration lets MatrixNET users fold Hyperliquid liquidity and market data into existing institutional trading infrastructure, with dedicated nodes tailored to the differing needs of FX and CFD brokers, prop firms and crypto-native operations.

Gold-i CEO Tom Higgins said demand for Hyperliquid solutions has risen sharply in recent months and accelerated after the United States regulated perpetual futures. "Integrating directly with Hyperliquid's nodes was a significant and complex development, enabling us to deliver a more advanced level of connectivity than is available through the standard API," he said. Higgins added that Gold-i now has an "unrivalled solution" for institutions looking to build or expand a Hyperliquid offering, placing the company at the forefront of bringing traditional assets into decentralized market structures.

MatrixNET already connects to over 80 liquidity providers and more than 35 crypto exchanges, with latency below 2 milliseconds. Gold-i, founded in 2008, supplies bridging technology, MetaTrader tools and risk management products to brokers, fund managers and crypto institutions. Hyperliquid describes itself as a decentralized exchange offering secure, high-performance perpetual futures trading with deep liquidity and low fees.