TabTrader Beta Access: Try the Next Trading Experience Before the Official Launch
TabTrader is opening beta access to a rebuilt trading experience that includes infrastructure improvements, an updated futures workflow, and self-custodial wallet integration in an early-access environment.
The beta is intended for exploration, feedback, and validation before the official release. It is a testing environment and is not intended for live trading. Beta participants can preview upcoming functionality, test the updated interface, and help identify areas that may need refinement while the current TabTrader app remains the recommended place for live trading.
What Beta Access Includes
The beta gives eligible users an early look at the next version of TabTrader across several core areas of the product. The goal is to validate performance, usability, and reliability with real users before the full launch.
Beta Highlights
· Spot trading enhancements
· Self-custodial wallet integration
· Market data streaming optimization
· Watchlist upgrades
· Portfolio management enhancements
Rebuilt Trading Infrastructure
Behind the beta is a broad rebuild of TabTrader's trading infrastructure. We have updated key systems across market data, order handling, and the trading interface with the aim of improving responsiveness and preparing the product for its next stage of growth.
For beta users, that means a chance to try the new foundation early and tell us where the experience works well, where it needs polish, and what should be improved before general availability.
A Stronger Futures Trading Experience
Futures trading is one of the central areas of this beta. The experience has been updated across both the trading engine and the front-end workflow so derivatives traders can evaluate a more focused interface and improved responsiveness during the beta period.
The updated layout is shaped around the needs of active futures traders, with a more streamlined interface from market data display through order workflow. As with all beta functionality, features may change before general availability.
Hyperliquid in the Beta Experience
TabTrader added Hyperliquid support earlier this year. In this beta, Hyperliquid is included in the same infrastructure and interface updates behind the new futures experience, giving eligible beta users a way to evaluate decentralized perpetual futures workflows inside TabTrader.
Beta users can connect and explore decentralized futures through TabTrader while keeping assets under their own control. Users remain responsible for understanding the risks of decentralized protocols, self-custody, and derivatives trading.
The beta is designed to bring together an updated futures workflow with the transparency and self-custody principles that matter to many DeFi users, while giving the TabTrader team feedback before broader release.
Why Your Beta Feedback Matters
Beta access is an important step before the official launch. Feedback from early users will help us validate the new infrastructure, refine the trading experience, and prioritize the fixes and improvements that matter most.
If you use the beta app, please treat it as a preview environment. Explore the new features, share what feels better, and flag anything that feels unclear, slow, incomplete, or unexpected.
Important Beta Access Notice
This beta version of TabTrader is provided for testing, validation, and feedback before the official launch. Beta features may be incomplete, unstable, unavailable, inaccurate, or subject to change.
TabTrader beta accounts are temporary and may be deleted when the beta ends. Existing live accounts are unaffected and will carry over unless users are notified otherwise.
The beta is not intended for live trading. Unintended trades, execution issues, data delays, display errors, connectivity issues, wallet or protocol issues, or other trading-related issues may occur.
For live trading, please continue using the current TabTrader app until the official launch.
Beta access may be subject to separate Beta Terms and Conditions, eligibility requirements, jurisdictional restrictions, exchange or protocol availability, and additional risk disclosures.
