Payout proof · Hypernova
Hypernova is an on-chain crypto prop firm whose accounts and payouts settle through contracts on Arbitrum. We have not taken a payout from it ourselves, so instead of a wallet screenshot we checked the one thing that does not require trusting anyone: the arithmetic, against the chain.
Is the 80% split real?
Reconciled twice, to the cent
$9,578.79 → $7,663.03 and $8,812.44 → $7,049.95 two payout receipts reconciled against the Vault contract at exactly 80%Reconciled against Arbitrum
This is the only profit split in our table verified by arithmetic rather than by reading a page. Two announced gross payouts, both dated 28 July 2026, multiply out to exactly the USDC amounts that left Hypernova’s Vault contract that day: $9,578.79 × 80% = $7,663.03, and $8,812.44 × 80% = $7,049.95. The Vault contract sits at 0x920973eebffd3bf7da14dd9fb52bd3bea1664c67 on Arbitrum, and anyone can re-run this reconciliation from the public transfer log.
The payout reserve wallet, separate from the Vault, is at 0x43c5f0a81d538a527dbf35d27faa583ac7fada07. We read $1,001,060.62 held in the payout reserve walletRead on Arbitrum · verify on Arbiscan there. Account rules, equity updates and status changes are written to a public contract too — 2,308 events in fifteen days — so a third party can reconstruct what happened to an account without asking Hypernova anything.
The honest limits
As real as arithmetic gets. Two separate payout receipts — gross $9,578.79 and gross $8,812.44, both 28 July 2026 — multiply out to exactly $7,663.03 and $7,049.95 at an 80% split. Both figures match, to the cent, the actual USDC transfers that left Hypernova's Vault contract on Arbitrum that day. That is not a screenshot we chose to believe; it is a published amount reconciled against a public ledger, twice.
Yes. Open the payout reserve wallet on Arbiscan (https://arbiscan.io/address/0x43c5f0a81d538a527dbf35d27faa583ac7fada07) and read its USDC balance directly — the token contract is 0xaf88d065e77c8cc2239327c5edb3a432268e5831 on Arbitrum. We read $1,001,060.62 there on 18 August 2026. Run the same query any day and you will get today's real number, not our cached one.
Their claim is smart-contract instant settlement. We have traded a Hypernova account and read its contracts, but we have not yet requested and cashed a payout ourselves — so we cannot put our own stopwatch on it the way we did with Propr. We only publish what we can verify, which is why this page states plainly what we have not done yet.
Two structural things we found ourselves. First, the rule-enforcing contract (TradingAccounts) is an upgradeable proxy — its owner can replace the implementation contract that decides what counts as a rule violation, which makes any claim that the rules are "immutable" too strong. Second, Hypernova's own FAQ states that funded accounts remain simulated, with trader signals able to feed its central book — "on-chain settlement" does not mean your orders hit the market. Neither is evidence of bad faith, but both are real limits on how much a contract's good behaviour today guarantees about tomorrow.
Money is moving: 2,308 account events were written to its public contract in a fifteen-day window, and the two reconciled receipts above prove at least those specific payouts happened exactly as announced. What we personally have not done is request and receive a payout into our own wallet — the one step that would let us verify Hypernova the same way we verified Propr.
Every verified payout, every firm, ranked by proof strength: the payout leaderboard. The full grid of addresses and findings behind this page: the on-chain tier scale. Full review: Hypernova.
Disclosure: Roya Trading has no commercial relationship with Hypernova today. A partnership was discussed starting 12 August 2026; nothing has been agreed and nothing on this page is sponsored. If a deal is struck, it will be published here, dated, like everything else on this site.
