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Synthetic leverage for outcome markets

Tayho is a leverage, liquidity, and settlement protocol for Hyperliquid outcome markets. Traders open directional positions against a junior USDC vault, while deterministic contracts account for margin, funding, liquidation, protocol revenue, and unpaid winning claims. The public API and @tayho/sdk provide indexed history, execution-critical onchain reads, typed signing, relayed actions, and resumable realtime updates without exposing Tayho’s internal workers or requiring an application to scan logs.

Start building

Connect to the development environment, validate its deployment, and perform your first read.

Understand Tayho

Learn positions, logit exposure, funding, liquidation, vault claims, orders, and staking.

Use the SDK

Configure API access, optional RPC reads, provider adapters, relayed writes, and realtime.

Explore the reference

Browse the REST and WebSocket contracts, authentication, quotas, and error behavior.

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What applications can build

  • Trading interfaces for market, limit, stop-loss, and take-profit orders.
  • Portfolio and risk views backed by canonical indexed history and live pinned-block reads.
  • LP vault deposit, withdrawal, claim, and account-history experiences.
  • TAYHO staking and reward-management experiences.
  • Automation dashboards using receipt capabilities and resumable realtime channels.

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Integration model

The API is the source for history, aggregation, action lifecycle, and realtime tickets. Optional RPC configuration lets the SDK read balances, allowances, nonces, shares, stake, and receipts directly at a consistent block. Every write is signed by the user and submitted through the Tayho relayer; the current SDK has no transaction-broadcasting surface.
Tayho is currently documented as a development integration. Production availability is not implied until the production environment and package release are announced.

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Where to go next

1

Learn the model

Read Core concepts and the Protocol overview.
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Get integration access

Request a scoped API key from Tayho, then follow the Quickstart.
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Choose your interface

Start with the SDK overview or use the generated REST reference.

Quickstart

Connect to Tayho development, validate the deployment, and perform an authenticated market read.

Core concepts

Understand Tayho positions, logit exposure, margin, funding, liquidation, vault claims, orders, and staking.

Protocol overview

Contract responsibilities, capital flows, safety controls, and deployment discovery for Tayho integrations.
Last modified on July 23, 2026