Frequently asked questions

PolyGo is a Telegram bot and Mini App for trading Polymarket prediction markets. You search a market, pick Yes or No, choose an amount and confirm, all inside Telegram.

No. PolyGo is an independent app built through Polymarket's Builder program. It is not affiliated with Polymarket, and Polymarket does not run it.

You do. Every user gets their own Privy embedded wallet on Polygon. PolyGo never holds the key and cannot withdraw from the wallet.

Only trade. You give PolyGo a permission that lets it place and cancel the orders you ask for. The permission cannot withdraw or move funds, and you can revoke it in the Mini App at any time.

Your first 30 days are free, up to $10K of trading volume. After that a PolyGo fee applies and is shown on the confirm screen before every order. Polymarket may charge its own fee on some markets.

Send crypto to your deposit address, or pay by card with Visa, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Card purchases run through Privy and arrive in your own wallet.

Open the Mini App, choose Withdraw, enter the address and amount, and sign. Only you can sign a withdrawal.

It depends on your location. Polymarket restricts some places, and PolyGo follows the same restrictions. Before your first trade the Mini App runs Polymarket's own location check. The language you read the site in changes nothing.

You follow a trader from the leaderboard, or paste any public wallet address. When that wallet trades, PolyGo places the same trade from your wallet inside the limits you set. A trader's past results say nothing about the next trade.

No. You can make your first deposit with a card. If you already hold USDC, sending it is also fine.

English, Español, 简体中文, العربية and עברית, in the bot, the Mini App and on this site.

A web trading terminal is planned for about a month after the Telegram launch. It will use the same wallets, so your account and positions carry over.

You can lose everything you put into a market. Prices move fast, some markets are thin, and a limit order may never fill. Trade only money you can afford to lose.

Write to support@polygotrade.com. PolyGo staff never message you first and never ask for a private key or a recovery phrase.