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Turbo Review 2026: Shutdown and Withdrawals

Turbo was a Uniswap V3-style DEX on HyperEVM. It has shut down, and its site now supports liquidity-position and vault-share withdrawals only.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 6, 2026

DappsAtlas score

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Our verdict on Turbo

Turbo is not a live DEX: it has shut down, and its site is now limited to withdrawals of liquidity positions and vault shares. Its main practical value is that this withdrawal route remains available. The key caveat is that the page offers little detail about the process, fees, or contract security. Former users should verify every transaction before signing and should not treat Turbo as a venue for new trades or deposits.

Score breakdown

How Turbo scores

Security: n/a
Ease of use: n/a
Fees: n/a
Features: n/a

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Turbo?

Turbo was a Uniswap V3-style decentralized exchange on HyperEVM, part of the Hyperliquid ecosystem. It has shut down. The site remains available so users can withdraw liquidity positions and vault shares directly from the contracts.

How Turbo works

Turbo was described as a Uniswap V3-style decentralized exchange on HyperEVM. DEXs of this type use liquidity pools, and liquidity providers can deposit assets into pools to support trading and receive a position representing their liquidity.

2 features

Key features

Liquidity withdrawals

The site remains available for withdrawing liquidity positions directly from the contracts.

Vault-share withdrawals

Users can withdraw vault shares directly from the contracts, according to the withdrawal page.

Pros and cons

What we like

The site remains available for withdrawals after shutdown.
The withdrawal page identifies both liquidity positions and vault shares as withdrawable assets.
Turbo's DEX design was based on the familiar Uniswap V3 model.

Watch out for

Turbo has shut down, so it is no longer available for trading.
The withdrawal page does not publish a step-by-step guide to withdrawing positions or vault shares.
No audit details or fee schedule are published on the withdrawal page.

Turbo fees

Trading and withdrawal fees are not published on Turbo's withdrawal page. Check the details shown for a transaction before signing; any network fee should also be visible in your wallet.

Is Turbo safe?

Turbo has shut down, and its remaining site is for withdrawals rather than trading. No audit details are listed, and the withdrawal page does not explain custody arrangements or provide a detailed security assessment. Contract interactions still carry smart-contract and transaction risks; check each transaction carefully before signing.

4 steps

How to get started with Turbo

1
Open Turbo's official site and confirm that its withdrawal page is available.
2
Identify the liquidity position or vault shares you want to withdraw.
3
Use the withdrawal instructions on the site to initiate the relevant contract withdrawal.
4
Review the transaction details in your wallet before signing, then confirm that the assets have arrived.

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Who Turbo is for

Turbo is relevant to former users who still need to withdraw liquidity positions or vault shares. It is not suitable for users looking for an active exchange or a place to deposit funds.

Turbo FAQs

Is Turbo still operating?

No. Turbo says it has shut down. Its site remains available for withdrawing liquidity positions and vault shares.

How do I withdraw from Turbo?

Turbo's site says users can withdraw liquidity positions and vault shares directly from the contracts. Follow the withdrawal instructions on the official site and verify transaction details before signing.

Does Turbo charge withdrawal fees?

Turbo's withdrawal page does not publish a fee schedule. Check the transaction details before confirming a withdrawal.

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