About HyperPay: Crypto Wallets Since 2017

Where HyperPay came from

HyperPay launched in 2017, during a period when the practical choice for most holders was an exchange account or a bare software wallet. Exchanges were convenient and repeatedly proved fragile; standalone wallets were sound in principle and unforgiving in practice. The founding idea was that the industry had framed this as an ideological argument when it was really a product gap.

Nine years of continuous operation is not a marketing claim so much as a filter: the wallet has run through multiple market cycles, a wave of exchange failures, and the shift from a trader-dominated user base to one that includes people simply trying to get paid and spend. Products that survive that tend to have made conservative choices about custody and infrastructure.

The company behind the product is CipherBC Hyperpay Pte. Ltd., registered in Singapore. Custodial balances are managed through HyperBC's institutional custody infrastructure rather than being held on ordinary application servers.

2017

Wallet launched

9 years

Continuous operation through multiple market cycles

CipherBC Hyperpay Pte. Ltd.

Company behind the product

How we decide what to build

The organising principle is that a wallet should cover the whole life of an asset — acquiring it, holding it under the custody model you actually want, earning on it if you choose to, and spending it — without forcing you into a different application at each step. Every feature on this site exists because it removes one of those hops.

How we write about the product

Crypto marketing has a credibility problem, largely self-inflicted. Guaranteed yields, vague "bank-grade security", and user numbers with no source have made readers reasonably sceptical of everything, including true statements.

Our response is narrow: name the auditor rather than saying "audited", say where a fee is disclosed rather than inventing a headline rate, scope the open-source claim to the exact product it applies to, and cite competitor advantages accurately. Where a figure is not published, we say it is not published instead of estimating one.

• Named third parties, not adjectives — SlowMist, CertiK, Kudelski Labs, HyperBC.
• Fees described where they are actually shown: in the app, before you confirm.
• Open-source status scoped to Sealer2100 hardware, never to the app.
• Competitor strengths stated plainly on every comparison page.
• No guaranteed returns, no price predictions, no invented user counts.

Where this fits

If you are weighing up the product rather than the company, the HyperPay crypto wallet overview sets out what the app does across custody, spending and earning in one place, from the HyperPay self-custody dual wallet to the HyperCard crypto prepaid card.

The claims above are checkable rather than rhetorical: the HyperPay security page names each auditor and custody partner behind them, and our guide to what a self-custody crypto wallet is explains the model our product is built on.

When you are ready to try it, download HyperPay from the official download page — it is the only place we publish installers for Windows, macOS and Linux.