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Polydict
Powered by Polymarket.com: markets, combos and perps from your own wallet — and strategies that run on a key that cannot withdraw.
Frequently asked questions
What is Polydict?
Polydict is a self-custodial app powered by Polymarket.com: prediction markets on politics, sports, crypto and world events, multi-leg Combos, and perpetual futures (perps) on Polymarket and Hyperliquid, all from the same wallet. It is building toward strategies that trade for you with a key that cannot withdraw. It runs on the web and as a Telegram, Farcaster and Base Mini App.
How do prediction markets work?
Each market asks a yes/no (or multi-outcome) question about a future event. Shares trade between $0 and $1, and the price reflects the market’s estimate of how likely that outcome is. If the outcome you hold resolves true, each share pays out $1; if not, it pays $0.
What is a Combo?
A Combo puts several markets into one ticket with one quoted price, from Polymarket’s own quote engine. It pays only if every leg wins; if any one leg loses, the whole Combo pays nothing.
What are perps, and where do they trade?
Perpetual futures (perps) are leveraged contracts that track an asset’s price with no expiry. On Polydict you can trade perps on both Polymarket and Hyperliquid from the same wallet, going long or short with leverage. Leverage amplifies both gains and losses, and positions can be liquidated — see the Terms of Use for the full risk disclosure.
Do I need crypto to start?
You sign in with Telegram, Farcaster, or an external wallet, and a self-custodial wallet is created for you if you don’t connect one. Trades are placed in USDC on Polygon; you fund your wallet to begin trading.
Is Polydict custodial? Who holds my funds?
No. Your wallet is derived from your own login, your funds stay in it, and we never take custody of them or hold your private keys. On-chain trades and settlements are executed by the underlying protocols, not by us.
Can Polydict move my money?
Only by trading, and only if you turn on a strategy (not open yet). You would sign a trading key that Polymarket itself limits to placing and cancelling orders — it cannot withdraw. Your budget and prices are enforced by our code. You can pause it from Polydict or revoke it with your own signature, and it expires after 180 days. A key that can trade can still lose money by trading.
What does it cost to trade?
Orders placed through Polydict on Polymarket carry our fee of 0.5% of the order’s value, on top of any fee Polymarket itself charges. Trading is gasless, so you don’t pay Polygon gas on each order; the spread and each venue’s own fees still apply, and perps venues charge their own fees. Always review the details shown before confirming a trade.
How are markets resolved?
Markets resolve according to the rules and resolution source defined by the underlying Polymarket market — often an authoritative data feed or public result. Polydict does not create or resolve markets; resolution and settlement are governed by those protocols.
Is there risk?
Yes. Trading prediction markets and perps involves substantial risk and you can lose the funds you commit. Backtests and simulated results are hypothetical, not a promise of results. Nothing on Polydict is financial advice. Only trade with funds you can afford to lose. See our Terms of Use for the full risk disclosure.
Who can use Polydict?
You must be at least 18 (or the age of majority where you live) and legally permitted to use prediction markets in your jurisdiction. Use is prohibited where restricted by law. See the Terms of Use for details.
Official links
Polydict’s only website is polydict.app. Its accounts elsewhere:
- X / Twitter: @Polydict_trade
- Telegram: @polydictappbot
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