Paribu Puts DeFi, Perps, and Equities in One App

Türkiye-based digital asset platform Paribu has added DeFi access inside its main app, letting users trade through Hyperliquid perpetuals and access Polymarket option markets without leaving the platform. The company also opened a waitlist for stock trading, with plans to combine crypto, DeFi, yield products, and equities in a single interface.

Paribu said it is the first regulated exchange to offer both Hyperliquid perpetual contracts and Polymarket option markets through a centralized exchange interface. Users do not need a separate wallet app, seed phrase, or new account. The company stressed that each DeFi position remains self-custodial, with trades settling onchain through linked protocols.

The launch targets Türkiye’s active retail crypto market. Paribu cited TRM Labs data showing $40 billion in retail crypto volume in the country during Q1 2026, a 7% year-over-year rise. Global retail crypto volume fell 11% over the same period. The company said many local users keep their main holdings inside one app and have not used DeFi wallet tools. The new DeFi access is designed to reach onchain markets without switching platforms.

Hyperliquid has processed more than $4 trillion in cumulative trading volume. Paribu’s integration routes perpetual trades to Hyperliquid’s decentralized blockchain while positions remain in users’ self-custodial wallets. The rollout follows wider activity around Hyperliquid: Kalshi launched CFTC-regulated HYPE perpetual futures, and Hyperliquid added validator-settled outcome markets under HIP-4.

Polymarket access comes through the same DeFi section. Paribu will list curated markets only, with each contract reviewed for integrity, liquidity, and risk profile before appearing in the app. The company serves as the interface; execution and settlement happen onchain through Polymarket infrastructure. The move arrives as prediction markets face closer regulatory scrutiny. The CFTC is preparing new rules that could affect Polymarket and Kalshi, and recently sued Kentucky to block state action against the platforms and related partners.

Paribu is also preparing to offer equities through its brokerage arm. The company has received establishment authorization from Türkiye’s Capital Markets Board and is waiting for an operating license. Paribu said NYSE, Nasdaq, and Borsa Istanbul stocks will become tradable after the license process is complete. Users can already view real-time market data for U.S. and Turkish stocks inside the app. Founder and CEO Yasin Oral said, “Paribu is becoming a single app for all of finance: crypto, DeFi, equities, and yield.”

The expansion follows other Paribu moves. The company’s $240 million CoinMENA acquisition led a weekly crypto funding period in December 2025. Paribu also brought on Clave in 2026 to support passkey-based account abstraction and self-custody tools.