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Blockhouse runs systematic strategies on exchange accounts you own, offers on-chain vaults you deposit into from your own wallet, and provides a terminal for trading on Hyperliquid. These guides cover each one. If you get stuck, email support@blockhouse.capital. New here? Start with How Blockhouse works.

What are you looking to do?

Open your first strategy account

From choosing a strategy to a live account: your details, the SMA agreement, and connecting your exchanges and prime broker.

Add another strategy account

Your details and agreement carry over, so it takes four steps instead of six.

Manage your accounts

Deposit or withdraw, change venues or keys, close an account and read your reports.

Deposit into a vault

Connect a wallet, verify once with Keyring and deposit USDC on Ethereum. No login needed.

Trade on the terminal

Connect a wallet, deposit USDC from Arbitrum, enable trading and place an order.

Look up a term

SMA, sub-account, one-way mode, prime broker and every other term, defined in one place.

Prime broker guides

If you’re opening a strategy account, start here: your prime broker opens the exchange sub-accounts the strategy trades on. Each guide covers the broker’s transfer key, then each exchange from sub-account to keys, for Step 4: Credentials.

BIT

Transfer key, then each exchange. BIT creates the OKX and Bitget keys for you.

LTP

Transfer key, then LTP provisions a DMA sub-account and its keys on each exchange.

Bequant

Transfer key, then Bequant opens an account on each exchange and creates its keys, except Kraken’s, which you create.

FalconX

Transfer key, then a sub-account on Binance, Bybit and OKX. FalconX creates the OKX keys for you.

Reference

For questions the guides don’t answer, see Get help.