Move funds between wallets and get gas

These are real-money wallet actions, shown only for enabled networks and routes. In Real money mode, open Settings → Wallets and go to Wallets by network.

Move stablecoins to another Astral network wallet

1. Select the destination in Network, then choose Get USDC or Get USDG.
2. Under Your other wallets, choose From [network]. Each option describes the source and destination coin and the available source amount.
3. Enter the amount and request the quote. Read You send, From, You receive (est.), Minimum received, To, Route cost (est.), Source network fee and Arrives. Route cost includes any displayed Astral fee; source network gas is shown separately. A positive route cost below one cent displays <$0.01.
4. Confirm the displayed transfer. If Quote expired. Get a new quote appears, obtain new terms before confirming. Follow the Status and transaction links, then refresh the destination wallet when complete.

Only routes returned by the service are offered. A route can convert between different stablecoins, and a bridge can take time. The same EVM address across networks does not automatically move balances between them. The unified Cash → Add money view emphasizes external funding; use a network's Get… action for explicit internal moves.

Hyperliquid mainnet margin

The usual way to move money in and out of perps is Transfer cash in the Perps ticket; see Transfer cash between Cash and perps. It uses these same moves, or funding from Cash where that is offered. Automatic spot funding never pulls money out of Hyperliquid.

When the route is enabled and your EVM wallet exists, select Hyperliquid (perps) under Wallets by network to see the separate Perps cash balance.

1. Choose Move USDC in, then the offered From Arbitrum source.
2. Enter at least the displayed minimum, currently 5 USDC. The form warns that smaller Hyperliquid deposits are lost. Review the quote, network fee and estimated arrival before confirming.
3. Follow the transfer status and verify the credited margin. The displayed deposit estimate is about a minute after funds leave Arbitrum; a submitted transfer is not yet credited margin.
4. To move withdrawable margin back, choose Move to Arbitrum with Hyperliquid selected. Review the Arbitrum destination, amount and Hyperliquid fee. The current flat fee is 1 USDC, taken from the amount, and the displayed estimate is about four minutes. The live quote controls the actual terms.
5. Confirm using your own wallet's signature and inspect completion. This route returns funds to your own Arbitrum wallet; it does not send them to an arbitrary external recipient.

These moves use Hyperliquid mainnet. If the Perps ticket says Testnet, the deposit does not become testnet trading funds; testnet perps use test funds from Astral instead. Direct external-wallet and card-deposit options are not offered on the Hyperliquid funding ticket; first use an eligible Arbitrum source. Missing routes are unavailable, not a reason to guess another address or bridge.

Obtain gas

1. Select the network that needs gas and choose Get gas.
2. Choose an offered source and one of the displayed purchase amounts. These buy a fixed dollar amount of native gas using stablecoins.
3. Review the amount of native gas received, the amount spent, fees and limits. Gas purchases are not available right now means no eligible source/amount is offered.
4. Confirm and inspect the status before retrying.

Solana uses SOL for native fees; the supported EVM flows identify their native gas coin. Some routes or transactions are sponsored; others require gas from your wallet. Use the actual quote instead of assuming all transactions are free or that one funded network pays another network's fees.

An eligible direct Solana USDC withdrawal pays its gas and any recipient account setup through Astral's sponsor and recovers the quoted charge in USDC. That development-controlled route needs no user SOL balance. Get gas remains useful for native SOL withdrawals and other workflows whose quote requires wallet-funded gas.

Inspect transfers and unavailable routes

Check Recent transfers below Wallets by network for the current status after a delayed response. This move is not available right now means the chosen route is no longer offered. Choose Refresh balances next to Wallets by network, select an available route and obtain new terms. A quoted transfer is not a completed transfer, and moving funds does not place a trade unless you explicitly confirm a combined funding-and-buy workflow.

See Deposits, Withdrawals, and Manual trading.