Disable a linked trading user (staking side)
Hyperliquid node API
Staking link disable trading user | Hyperliquid exchange
Permanently disable a linked trading user from the staking side on Hyperliquid. This action is irreversible. On Hyperliquid exchange.
POST
Disable a linked trading user (staking side)
You can only use this endpoint on the official Hyperliquid public API. It is not available through Chainstack, as the open-source node implementation does not support it yet. See Hyperliquid methods for the full availability breakdown.
This endpoint requires signature authentication. See our comprehensive Authentication via Signatures guide for implementation details.
stakingLinkDisableTradingUser action is sent by the staking user to permanently disable a linked trading user, locking its funds. After one year of locking, the trading user’s funds are automatically transferred to the staking user. This is a user-signed EIP-712 action.
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Parameters
Required parameters
action(object, required) — The disable-trading-user action:type(string) — Must be"stakingLinkDisableTradingUser".signatureChainId(string) — Chain ID in hex used for EIP-712 signing.hyperliquidChain(string) —"Mainnet"or"Testnet".tradingUser(string) — The trading user address to disable.nonce(number) — Timestamp in milliseconds, equal to the envelope nonce.
nonce(number, required) — Current timestamp in milliseconds.signature(object, required) — EIP-712 signature of the action.
Returns
Returns an object with the action status:status—"ok"if the request was processed.response— Contains operation details, withtype"default".
Example request
Response example
Use cases
- Revoke a trading link — Permanently disable a linked trading user
- Secure staked funds — Lock and eventually reclaim a trading user’s funds
- Account lifecycle — Wind down a delegated trading relationship
Last modified on June 24, 2026