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Chainalysis Supports HyperEVM for Smart Contracts on Hyperliquid Layer 1

9/25/2026, 03:47 PM • Evgenia Sliv

(edited: 09/25/2026)

Chainalysis Supports HyperEVM for Smart Contracts on Hyperliquid Layer 1

Chainalysis has announced support for HyperEVM – an Ethereum-compatible smart contract environment built on Hyperliquid Layer 1. The company reported this on September 3, 2026. HyperEVM enables developers to deploy Ethereum-based applications on the Hyperliquid network, connecting to HyperCore and the broader Hyperliquid ecosystem. This allows for the use of existing Ethereum tools and contracts for the rapid deployment of solutions on the new platform.

With this integration, Chainalysis's support extends beyond the native HYPE token and now includes automatic coverage of new fungible and non-fungible tokens deployed on HyperEVM that comply with core standards such as ERC-20 and ERC-721. As new tokens are issued daily, they are automatically added to the platform without manual intervention. Automatic coverage applies to both fungible and non-fungible tokens, which is particularly important for rapidly growing ecosystems where new assets emerge daily. This means that Chainalysis clients receive up-to-date information on new HyperEVM tokens without the need to manually track their emergence.

Clients can track HyperEVM tokens through Chainalysis KYT (Know Your Transaction) with practical alerts and continuous monitoring. Support for HyperEVM is also integrated into entity screening products and the flagship investigation tool, Reactor. This allows clients to track fund flows for HyperEVM tokens, investigate transactions, visualize money movement, and identify potential illegal activities. Thus, Chainalysis expands its coverage to the new ecosystem, providing automatic token support and tools for analysis and investigations. The integration with HyperEVM reflects Chainalysis's commitment to supporting new blockchain platforms and ensuring transparency in decentralized environments.

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