- Hyperliquid removes userDexAbstraction endpoint in next network upgrade per official announcement
- Endpoint was tied to legacy HIP-3 DEX abstraction layer, now superseded by account abstraction
- No action required for standard users — only developers querying the endpoint directly are affected
Hyperliquid will remove the userDexAbstraction info endpoint in its next network upgrade, the protocol confirmed via its official X account on October 28.
The endpoint was a legacy component tied exclusively to the old HIP-3 DEX abstraction layer. It is being deprecated as Hyperliquid completes its migration to a more modern account abstraction architecture — a system designed to replace the original HIP-3 framework across the protocol.
No user action is required for wallets or standard trading activity. Developers and teams running custom tooling that queries the userDexAbstraction endpoint directly will need to update their integrations before the upgrade ships. The protocol has not announced a specific upgrade date as of this writing.
The change is consistent with Hyperliquid’s broader pattern of deprecating HIP-3 components as its account abstraction rollout progresses. This is a routine infrastructure cleanup — removing an obsolete API surface rather than altering any trading logic, settlement mechanics, or user-facing functionality.
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Source: Hyperliquidnews · Published by CoinsProbe Markets Desk
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