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# Balances and account types

The Account balance can combine or separate balances depending on your Hyperliquid account mode.

## Unified account

One unified balance is used for trading. **Perps / Spot** is disabled.

## Separate Perps and Spot

Perps and Spot balances are separate. The app can ask which source to use for a send or duel entry.

## Withdrawable balance

The amount available for an Entry Amount or transfer can be lower than total account value because funds committed to positions are not withdrawable.

## Duel Wallet

Kingmaker uses a dedicated non-custodial smart-contract vault for each participant. The app may label this as a **Duel Wallet**.

Real Kingmaker trading changes the value associated with this vault. It remains separate from the participant's main portfolio and from other players' vaults.

## Duel Sub-Account

Portfolio Duel can use an isolated Duel Sub-Account.

## Virtual balance

Funded Duel uses $1,000 virtual capital for trading. It is not withdrawable USDC.

The virtual balance is separate from real Entry Amounts safeguarded by a non-custodial smart contract.


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