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Quick Start

Get set up on HertzFlow — wallet, testnet funds, and your first steps.

1

What you need

  • A wallet on BNB Chain:

    • Binance Wallet, MetaMask, or any WalletConnect-compatible wallet

    • Keep at least 0.01 BNB for gas fees at all times (a typical trade costs approximately 0.001–0.003 BNB)

  • USDT on BNB Chain for trading collateral or LP deposits. Bridge or on-ramp from other chains if needed.

  • A modern browser: Chrome, Brave, Edge, or Safari. Use the wallet's built-in browser on mobile.

2

Connect your wallet

  1. Open the HertzFlow dapp and click Connect (top right)

  2. Select your wallet and approve the connection

  3. HertzFlow runs mainnet and testnet side by side — pick the network in your wallet or the in-app selector. Mainnet trades with your own USDT; BNB Testnet is for free, risk-free practice.

  4. On testnet, click Claim Faucet (top right) to open the Get Test Funds dialog

The faucet sends 100 test USDT to your connected wallet and can be claimed once every 24 hours. You need more than 0.01 testnet BNB for gas first — use the Get testnet BNB link in the dialog if your balance is low.

The faucet is testnet-only — on mainnet you trade with your own USDT. Testnet tokens have no real value. Your wallet connection persists across sessions, and HertzFlow never requests your private keys or seed phrase.

3

Fund your account

  • Already have USDT on BNB Chain? You're ready to go. Just make sure you have enough BNB for gas (≥ 0.01 BNB).

  • Transferring from another chain or CEX?

    • Bridge: Use your preferred bridge service to move USDT to BNB Chain

    • CEX withdrawal: Select BNB Chain (BSC) as the destination network

    • Double-check: Verify you're sending to BNB Chain, not Ethereum or another network. USDT contract addresses differ across chains.

Cross-chain transfers take time and may involve swap fees. Always verify the token symbol and destination network before sending.

Two trading modes: When you reach the trade page, you'll see a Normal / Hyper Lev toggle:

  • Normal mode — standard open/close fees, supports market and limit orders, eligible for loss rebates

  • Hyper Lev mode — zero open/close fees with profit sharing, market orders only, higher leverage range but greater liquidation risk

Start with Normal mode to learn the basics.

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