Copy-Trading Disclosure
Version 2026-06-11 · You must accept this disclosure in-app before enabling real-money copy trading.
This page describes how PolyTrackers' real-money copy-trading feature works and the risks you accept by enabling it. It supplements the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy.
1. What real-money copy trading does
When you enable real-money copy trading, PolyTrackers automatically mirrors trades made by the Polymarket wallets you choose to track: when a tracked wallet trades, our systems create, sign, and submit a corresponding real-money order (in pUSD) from your trading wallet, sized according to your configuration and our risk limits, without asking you to confirm each order.
This is separate from paper (mock) copy trading, which uses simulated balances, never places real orders, and does not require this disclosure.
Live copy trades carry a 0.25% PolyTrackers fee per trade, applied through Polymarket's builder-fee mechanism and separate from any fees Polymarket itself charges. Paper (mock) copy trading is free.
2. Unattended execution & your authorization
Copy trades execute while you are away. Our servers sign and submit orders on your behalf using the signing authority you delegated to PolyTrackers when you activated live trading (for example, a time-limited delegation over your embedded wallet). By accepting this disclosure and enabling the feature, you authorize that unattended signing and submission until you turn the feature off, revoke the authorization, or the authorization expires.
Copy execution pauses automatically when your delegated signing authority expires (you must re-activate live trading to resume), when a configured limit or circuit breaker trips, or when we update this disclosure and you have not yet accepted the new version. We may also pause or disable the feature at any time, including for security, compliance, or platform-integrity reasons.
We record every acceptance of this disclosure with the version you accepted, a server timestamp, and coarse request metadata (a truncated IP prefix and a user-agent summary), as described in our Privacy Policy. This record is evidence of your consent.
3. The traders you copy are not ours
The wallets you mirror belong to unaffiliated third parties. PolyTrackers does not select, endorse, vet, or supervise them, has no relationship with them, and has no insight into their intentions. Their trading may be mistaken, manipulative, or entirely unsuitable for your situation.
Tracked-wallet history, leaderboards, analytics, and anomaly scores shown in the app are informational tools, not recommendations. Past performance of any wallet does not guarantee or even suggest future results.
4. Execution differences & technical risks
Your copies are placed after the original trades are detected on-chain or via market data feeds, so they execute later — sometimes much later — and at different prices than the originals (slippage). Orders may partially fill, fail, duplicate, or be missed entirely due to market conditions, data delays, software bugs, rate limits, network or blockchain issues, or outages at venues and infrastructure providers we do not control.
Prediction-market trading involves substantial risk, including the total loss of the funds in your trading wallet. You should only enable real-money copy trading with funds you can afford to lose.
5. Risk limits at launch
While the feature is in its initial release, the following per-account limits apply to copy trading: a maximum of $25 per copy trade, at most 10 copy trades per day, and an automatic pause after $50 of daily losses. We may change these limits over time; material changes will be reflected in an updated version of this disclosure.
Limits and circuit breakers are best-effort risk controls implemented in software. They can fail, lag, or be bypassed by errors and edge cases, and they do not guarantee that your losses will be limited to any particular amount.
6. No advice; your responsibilities
Copy trading is a software feature, not financial, investment, legal, or tax advice, and not a recommendation of any trader, market, or position. PolyTrackers is not a broker, adviser, or fiduciary and does not exercise discretion over which wallets you choose to copy.
You are solely responsible for: choosing which wallets to mirror; the funds you allocate; determining that your use of copy trading and of Polymarket is lawful where you live; and complying with Polymarket's terms and all applicable laws. The feature is unavailable where prohibited.
7. Turning it off
You can turn off real-money copy trading at any time from Settings → Wallet. Disabling revokes the automation authorization and stops new copy trades immediately, but it does not cancel orders that are already open and does not close existing positions — manage those from your bets page.
Re-enabling the feature requires accepting the then-current version of this disclosure again.
8. Relationship to the Terms of Service
This disclosure is incorporated into and forms part of the PolyTrackers Terms of Service (see in particular the sections on custody and trading credentials, automated and copy trading, risk acknowledgment, disclaimers, and limitation of liability). If this disclosure conflicts with the Terms, the Terms control.
Questions? Contact legal@polytrackers.com.

