> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.hyperbeat.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.hyperbeat.org/hyperbeat-builder-codes.md).

# Hyperbeat Builder Codes

**Builder Codes** allow developers to earn fee revenue by building on top of the Hyperbeat ecosystem—across vaults, liquid staking, and vanilla staking—while leveraging the **Hyperfolio API** for real-time portfolio tracking and data integration.

Builders can route user activity into:

* **Vaults** (HYPE, USDT, BTC, wVLP, dnHYPE and XAUt)
* **Liquid staking** (e.g. beHYPE minting)
* **Vanilla staking** (Direct delegation to the Hyperbeat validator)

Every eligible transaction can include a Builder Code, enabling transparent attribution and revenue sharing. Combined with the Hyperfolio API, builders can create custom frontends, bots, dashboards, and structured products—while tracking user balances, rewards, and performance. This is how you build on yield—and get paid for it.

## How to get started <a href="#how-to-get-started" id="how-to-get-started"></a>

To get started, you’ll need to register a builder address with Hyperbeat:

1. Apply by [filling in this form](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd0UdtBSwnweUCFJnuXDe1UoX_ho6jAutdK-6eiTXhJemCBUQ/viewform)
2. Once approved, your builder address will be whitelisted and you’ll be eligible for fee revenue.
3. Start building

### &#x20; <a href="#how-to-get-started" id="how-to-get-started"></a>


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