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Contact hello@spire.dev to get started. Spire coordinates access and provides a dedicated Telegram group for integration and support. External maker funding is not currently open; wait for Spire to confirm access before depositing.

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Choose an integration

Tell Spire which exchange API your systems already support. We can scope an adapter across authentication, transport, order or quote messages, and fill reporting to reduce integration work. The Hyperliquid-compatible interface supports individual spot orders. Spire confirms the enabled adapter and endpoint before integration. Additional exchange-compatible adapters are planned. Each adapter has its own integration guide; the curve, settlement, custody, and latency explanations in the general maker docs apply across adapters.

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Maker access and funding

Spire approves your master wallet for quoting. That wallet owns your inventory and signs on-chain funding and withdrawal transactions. Delegating signing to another key does not grant maker access. Deposits are permissionless at the contract level. Sending funds does not activate maker access. Deposit only after coordinating with Spire, and only from the master wallet. Settlement is on Base mainnet; follow Deposits and withdrawals.

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Access removal

If Spire removes a master’s approval, new quotes are refused and its open orders are canceled and active gateway books are cleared. Existing on-chain exposure can still execute until replaced or expired. Cancellation, fill recovery, and withdrawals remain available. Reapproval does not restore cleared quotes; you must place new orders. For an emergency stop, contact Spire in your dedicated Telegram group. Your adapter’s signing guide explains how to replace a quoting key.

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Fees

Maker fees are negotiated with Spire on a case-by-case basis and settled separately. Reported fills and ledger balances do not automatically deduct negotiated fees; include them separately when calculating net returns.