Comparison

Cashboard vs HypurrScan

HypurrScan is an explorer that tells you what any Hyperliquid address did, down to single orders, transfers and TWAPs. Cashboard is a board that shows where an account stands now, with its open positions and their distance to liquidation next to funding, open interest and the HLP vault. Cashboard keeps no history. It also misses positions on HIP-3 markets, which HypurrScan lists. If you trade on Hyperliquid, you probably want both: one to investigate with, one to leave open all day.

What is HypurrScan?

HypurrScan calls itself a community-built explorer for Hyperliquid, made for traders and developers who want more than the official explorer shows. Each address page breaks out transactions, holdings, perps, orders, vaults, staking and lending, and the transaction list can be exported. A dashboard follows active TWAPs, deploy auctions and transfers, and a Feed page arranges widgets for liquidations and trades. HyperEVM gets its own explorer with transaction tracing. Browsing is free and needs no account. Signing in, done with a wallet signature, is for premium API rates. The publisher is HypurrScan, a company registered in Paris.

How do Cashboard and HypurrScan compare?

Topic	Cashboard	HypurrScan
Approach	A board of widgets on an infinite canvas. Your Hyperliquid account sits beside funding, open interest, the HLP vault and anything else you trade.	An explorer with a page for every address, transaction and block, plus a Feed page of widgets for liquidations, trades and TWAPs.
Address lookup	Perps positions reads one public 0x address every 10 seconds: entry, mark, PnL, ROE, funding since each position opened and the distance to liquidation. Any position within 10% of its liquidation price is flagged. No history.	Transactions, holdings, open orders, vault deposits and staking for any address, with an export button on the transaction list.
HIP-3 markets	Hyperliquid markets lists builder-deployed perps by dex, and Hyperliquid pulse splits open interest between the main dex and HIP-3. Perps positions reads the main dex and every builder dex with a live market, so a HIP-3 position gets a row with its dex named.	An address page lists its HIP-3 positions, such as xyz:NVDA, beside its main-dex perps.
Market data	Hyperliquid funding by the hour and as APR, its predicted rate set against Binance and Bybit, and Perps risk comparing BTC, ETH and SOL across Hyperliquid, Lighter, Aster and Jupiter.	Activity on Hyperliquid itself: 24h fees, stablecoins held on spot, TWAP buy pressure, deploy auctions and recent transfers.
Beyond Hyperliquid	Solana, Base, Robinhood Chain and Ethereum widgets, watch-only EVM and Solana wallets, stock quotes and Polymarket and Kalshi odds, all on the same board.	Hyperliquid only, HyperEVM included.
Account and price	No account. The Hyperliquid widgets are free in any browser, and $199 once gets you the Windows app. On the web, the address you watch goes straight to Hyperliquid's public API, not through a Cashboard server.	The explorer is free to use while logged out. Premium API rates come with signing in.
Sharing	A board link carries the layout after the #, and the watched address is blanked before the link is made.	Every address and transaction has its own page to link to. Aliases and address bundles can be exported to back up or share a setup.

When is Cashboard the better fit?

You hold Hyperliquid positions and want the one closest to liquidation at the top of the list, checked every 10 seconds.
You compare Hyperliquid funding with Binance and Bybit, or with Lighter and Aster, before you open a trade.
You want a Solana wallet, EVM wallets and a Hyperliquid account added up into one net worth figure.
Your Hyperliquid account belongs on the same screen as Base launches, stock tokens or prediction market odds.

When is HypurrScan the better fit?

You need what an address did, order by order, or a transaction list you can export.
You need the fills and orders behind a HIP-3 position, not only where it stands now. Cashboard keeps neither.
You follow TWAPs, deploy auctions, vault depositors or HyperEVM contracts.
You want several addresses grouped into one bundle and tracked together.

Frequently asked questions

Does Cashboard show Hyperliquid transaction history?

No. Cashboard reads an account as it is now: open perps, spot balances, staked HYPE and the funding each position has paid or received since it opened. Fills, orders and transfers are neither shown nor stored. The widget header links to the address on Hyperliquid's own explorer, and HypurrScan goes further, with orders, TWAPs and an export.

Does Cashboard show my HIP-3 positions?

Yes. The Perps positions widget reads the main perp dex, where BTC and ETH trade, and then every builder dex with a live market. A builder-deployed market such as xyz:NVDA runs on its own dex, so it is a separate read, and its position gets a row with the dex named. If a dex does not answer, an amber strip names it. HypurrScan shows the same positions on the address page, with the order and fill history Cashboard does not keep.

Comparison reviewed in September 2026. Product names belong to their owners. Features change; check each product's own site for its current details.

Last reviewed October 25, 2026. Market data in Cashboard comes from the providers named on each widget and may be delayed. Nothing here is financial advice.