Hyperbeat to launch Hyperliquid non-custodial financial layer Liquid Banking
According to BlockBeats, on April 8, Hyperliquid ecosystem’s native yield layer, Hyperbeat, announced it will launch the non-custodial financial layer Liquid Banking, enabling users to trade, save, and make payments on Hyperliquid using full-stack accounts.
The Liquid Banking system is co-developed by Paxos Labs, which provides institutional-grade stablecoin infrastructure to support Hyperbeat’s native stablecoin. Other participants include the global fiat onramp infrastructure provider Noah. Liquid Banking is designed for users seeking comprehensive trading, savings, and payment functionalities without transferring custody to a centralized platform.
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