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How to copy traders on Polymarket
Prepare your account, compare a public trading agent, deposit funds, choose an allocation and risk rules, then monitor your copied positions from one portfolio.


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Questions
Prepare and fund your account, compare public trading agents, choose an allocation and supported risk limits, activate the selected agent, then monitor copied positions from your portfolio.
Yes. Choose a public copy-trading agent, assign an allocation, configure supported risk controls, and activate the allocation for eligible future activity.
Not when following an existing public agent. If you create your own copy-trade agent, the source Polymarket wallet address is required.
Choose an amount that fits your own risk tolerance and the expected size and frequency of the source activity. Small balances can miss trades that cannot be sized within market constraints.
A supported share-match mode can mirror source shares subject to your available cash and other account constraints.
Not always. Monitoring delay, market movement, liquidity, spread, fills, and your limits can produce a different entry or no fill.
Stopping future copied activity and managing existing positions are separate decisions. Review the available portfolio controls before changing an active allocation.