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Antier Unveils 30-Day White Label Solution for Hyperliquid-Style DEXs

Antier Unveils 30-Day White Label Solution for Hyperliquid-Style DEXs
  • Antier launches white label DEX solution modeled on Hyperliquid for fast market entry.
  • New platform cuts DEX build time from 24 months to 30 days with instant liquidity access.
  • Solution offers on-chain CLOB, advanced order types, and institutional-grade compliance tools.

Antier, a blockchain development firm, announced on Sept. 23 the launch of its new white label solution for creating order book decentralized exchanges (DEXs). The product is designed to offer businesses a faster way to deploy a trading platform with performance similar to that of Hyperliquid, a prominent player in the DeFi space.

The announcement comes as Hyperliquid establishes itself as a benchmark for on-chain trading. The platform has seen significant activity, with cumulative trading volumes reportedly exceeding $400 billion and generating $106 million in revenue in August 2025 alone, according to a press release from Antier. By modeling its solution on Hyperliquid, Antier aims to provide a ready-made framework for companies looking to enter the competitive DEX market without starting from scratch.

The Challenge of Building a High-Performance DEX

Developing a sophisticated DEX from the ground up presents considerable hurdles for many organizations. The process can be both time-consuming and expensive, often requiring 12 to 24 months of development and multi-million-dollar investments in engineering talent. Beyond the technical build, new exchanges face the difficult task of attracting enough liquidity to create an active and reliable trading environment.

Antier’s white label offering is designed to address these specific pain points. The company states its solution can shorten the time-to-market to just 30 days. This accelerated timeline is possible because the platform is a pre-built, customizable framework that integrates directly with Hyperliquid’s APIs for immediate liquidity. This approach allows new exchanges to have deep order books from their first day of operation, a feature that is often difficult to achieve independently.

Karan Bhai, VP of Product and Delivery at Antier, commented on the company’s direction. He explained that the goal is to provide enterprises with “future-ready infrastructure” that can be delivered in weeks instead of years, allowing them to set new standards for institutional liquidity and compliance. The platform also includes options for custom branding and governance models, allowing businesses to launch under their own identity.

What Makes the Hyperliquid Model a Blueprint?

Hyperliquid’s success is built on several key features that combine the efficiency of centralized exchanges with the principles of decentralization. Its architecture is centered around a fully on-chain central limit order book (CLOB), which provides transparency and verifiable fairness for all trades. This contrasts with many DEXs that use automated market makers (AMMs), which can sometimes result in price slippage for traders.

Furthermore, Hyperliquid operates on its own custom Layer-1 blockchain, engineered for high throughput of over 10,000 transactions per second and sub-second finality. This dedicated infrastructure prevents the network congestion often seen on shared blockchains, ensuring a smoother trading experience. The platform also simplifies risk management by using USDT as its sole collateral, which protects traders from the price volatility of other digital assets that might be used as margin.

Antier’s solution aims to provide these core functionalities, including advanced order types, zero gas fees for trading, and a non-custodial vault system that keeps user funds under their own control. The offering is targeted at a broad range of clients, including existing centralized exchanges, banks, fintech platforms, and startups seeking a quick entry into the decentralized finance ecosystem. By providing a turnkey solution, Antier intends to lower the barriers for institutional adoption of DeFi trading technology.

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