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BitGo Holdings (NYSE: $BTGO) has launched institutional custody, self-custody and staking support for Hyperliquid’s HYPE token, giving hedge funds, asset managers, trading firms and treasury teams another regulated route into one of crypto’s fastest-growing onchain trading ecosystems.

The rollout brings HYPE into BitGo’s custody framework through its subsidiaries, with support for regulated cold storage, segregated accounts and offline key management. Clients can also use policy-controlled self-custody wallets with approval workflows, whitelists and transaction limits, allowing firms to set internal controls before assets move.

The staking layer is designed for institutions that want exposure to HYPE network economics without building the operational stack themselves. BitGo said the service includes validator support, automated reward tracking and reporting tools built for accounting and treasury oversight.

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Hyperliquid has become one of the more closely watched names in crypto market structure, largely because of its role in onchain perpetual trading and digital asset liquidity. As larger firms evaluate the ecosystem, custody and governance have become part of the access question, not just trading venue selection.

“Hyperliquid is attracting meaningful institutional attention as onchain market infrastructure continues to mature,” said Chen Fang, BitGo’s chief revenue officer. He said BitGo’s role is to provide the secure and regulated infrastructure institutions need to participate without compromising governance or capital protection.

The launch also extends BitGo’s push to cover more of the institutional digital asset workflow from custody and staking to trading connectivity, treasury management, financing, settlement and liquidity access. BitGo said its cold-storage services sit within a secured qualified custody framework, a point likely to matter for firms that need more than wallet access before deploying capital.

The announcement comes as institutional crypto infrastructure providers compete to support newer networks that are growing beyond retail-native activity. HYPE’s inclusion gives BitGo clients a more formal path into Hyperliquid while keeping custody, approvals and reporting inside a familiar institutional setup.

Hyperliquid (CRYPTO: $HYPE) is currently trading at $40.53 U.S. per digital token.