LeverUp V2 is here — a complete rebuild of the trading experience, powered by a stack of new protocol upgrades.

What's New in V2

Brand-New UI

A fully redesigned interface: cleaner layout, streamlined flows, and TP/SL built directly into the order ticket.

Merged Positions

Repeated entries into the same market consolidate into one clean position, weighted at an average entry price. This reduces fragmented exposure across multiple tickets.

Multiple TP/SL

Attach several independent take-profit and stop-loss orders to a single position. Take profit in tranches, and ladder your exits with precision instead of closing all at once.

1-Click Trading V2

Limit orders, margin edits, and batch close can now be completed with one-click flows, gasless and with no deposits required. A streamlined trading experience, with protocol-level settlement handled onchain.

Agent Wallet

Delegated signing with trade-only permissions that are revocable and customizable at any time. Funds stay in your wallet throughout, and trade-only permissions are designed to prevent a delegated key from transferring assets out of the wallet, even if that key were compromised.

Mera Passkey Accounts

LeverUp V2 is among the first integrations to support Mera, Category Labs' passkey account system — streamlined onboarding, cross-device access, and a self-custodial account experience secured through passkey authentication, without seed phrases or browser extensions. Paired with gasless 1-Click Trading, it removes two of the most common friction points for traders new to onchain execution.

Flexible Collateral Across Markets

Post any supported token as margin, and add or remove margin on open positions on the fly, across supported markets.

…And a Whole Lot More

An upgraded risk engine and further improvements under the hood.

Why This Matters

Most of what traders give up for onchain execution — clean position management, flexible exits, one-click actions — has historically been the tradeoff for avoiding centralized custody. V2 is built to close that gap: the interface and interaction model of a centralized exchange, with settlement and custody handled at the protocol layer the whole time.

Merged positions and multi-target TP/SL address two common friction points in onchain perp trading — fragmented exposure from repeated entries, and all-or-nothing exits. Agent Wallet addresses a third: the tradeoff between convenience (delegated signing) and custody risk (giving up control of funds). Trade-only, revocable permissions mean delegation can be limited to defined trading actions without granting asset-transfer authority.

What's Next

LeverUp V2 is live now at app.leverup.xyz. An upgraded risk engine and further infrastructure improvements are already in the pipeline. Follow @LeverUp_xyz for what's coming next.

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