Free Polymarket copy trading, from your own wallet

Follow anyone

Paste a wallet address or a polymarket.com profile link, or pick a trader from the Polymarket leaderboard by day, week, month or all time, ranked by profit or volume.

Look before you follow

Preview a trader’s largest open positions and latest trades before you copy a single one.

Many traders at once

Follow as many wallets as you like, and switch any one of them off without losing their settings.

Buys and sells

When they buy, you buy. When they sell, you sell the same share of what you copied from them, or hold every copy to resolution if you prefer.

Only new trades

Nothing they did before you pressed Start is copied, and a trade first seen too long after it happened is skipped rather than chased.

Every decision logged

An activity list shows each of their trades and what happened to it: copied, or skipped with the reason, such as the price having moved or a limit being hit.

Fixed dollars

The same amount on every copied buy, whatever they spend.

Percentage of their trade

A share of their order, so their big convictions stay bigger than their small ones.

Proportional to your bankroll

Their order scaled by your bankroll over their portfolio, so a trader betting 2% of their money makes you bet 2% of yours.

Per-trader limits

A maximum per trade, a minimum trade size to ignore dust, a price range to copy within, and a slippage cap in cents.

Bankroll ceiling

The total that copied positions may cost at once, across every trader you follow.

Open-position cap

At most this many copied positions open at the same time.

Daily stop-loss

Once realized losses reach your number, no new copies open until the next day. Their exits are still mirrored.

Trading hours

Switch off the hours you do not want new copies opening in.

Resolved for you

When a copied market resolves, the result is booked and winnings are redeemed automatically.

No path to your money

Copy trading can buy and sell. It can never withdraw or transfer.

Most copy-trading bots for Polymarket take a percentage of every trade they copy or charge a monthly fee. PolyAgent takes nothing. It reads the public activity Polymarket publishes for every wallet, and places your orders from your own wallet, on your own computer. Polymarket’s own fees apply exactly as they do on the website.

A copy goes out a few seconds after the trade it copies, so you will sometimes pay a slightly different price than they did; the slippage cap decides how much is acceptable, and anything worse is skipped. A trader’s past profit does not predict their next trade, and a large wallet can move a thin market before your copy fills. Copy trading needs an imported private key, because with a phone wallet every order would wait for your approval. It runs while your computer runs, and nothing is copied while it is off. Nothing here is financial advice.