Liquary Polymarket access
Polymarket orders and wallet transfers within a broader trading terminal
Liquary’s terms describe a Polymarket connection alongside its Hyperliquid terminal. A wallet-controlled account on Polygon can receive funds, submit immediate or resting orders and manage positions through the interface. Its public prediction area also prominently presents HIP-4 markets, which are a separate venue capability. This profile limits the Polymarket claims to the specific account, order and fee provisions in the provider’s own terms.[1][2][3]
Written by Vultax from the product's own pages, last checked .
- Category
- Trading terminals
- Pricing
- Paid or fee-based
- Works with
- Polymarket
- Runs on
- Web
- First recorded
- 7 Nov 2026
- Last checked
- 7 Nov 2026
Details
- Category
- Trading terminals
- Tags
- Wallet-linked prediction account, Funding transfers, Immediate orders, Resting limit orders, Position lifecycle
- Runs on
- Web
- Works with
- Polymarket
- Chains
- Polygon for Polymarket
- Pricing
- Paid or fee-based
- First recorded
- 7 November 2026
- Last checked
- 7 November 2026
Timeline
7 November 2026
Website answered
7 November 2026
Website first checked by Vultax
Quick answers
- What does it cost?
- The prediction provisions state 1% taker and 0.5% maker provider fees, plus separate venue and route costs.[1][2][3]
- Does it trade for me?
- The reviewed terms describe your instructed orders; unattended copying is not established.[1][2][3]
- Where do my funds sit?
- The provider describes a user-controlled Polymarket wallet on Polygon, separate from the HyperCore balance.[1][2][3]
Overview
What it offers
Wallet-linked prediction account
The terms describe the user authorizing a smart-contract wallet and its trading approvals on Polygon.[1][2][3]
Funding transfers
With a wallet signature, funds can move between a HyperCore balance or Polygon wallet and the separate Polymarket wallet through supported bridges.[1][2][3]
Immediate orders
Submit an order that fills available liquidity within its price limit and cancels any remainder.[1][2][3]
Resting limit orders
The terms also describe orders that stay on the venue book until filled, cancelled or expired.[1][2][3]
Position lifecycle
Selling and claiming take place under Polymarket’s contracts and rules, including when accessed through Liquary.[1][2][3]
How it works
Pricing and fees
Polymarket provisions: provider-stated 1% taker and 0.5% maker, collected through the venue; other venue and route costs can apply.[1][2][3]
- Trading fee
- Taker percent:
- 1%
- Maker percent:
- 0.5%
- Basis:
- Orders removing or adding liquidity, respectively
- Collected by:
- Collected by Polymarket for the provider
- Qualification:
- Prediction-specific rates in the provider’s terms; not its separate Hyperliquid fee schedule.
As published on 7 November 2026.
Getting started
Safety and terms
- Custody and keys
- The terms describe a user-controlled Polymarket smart-contract wallet rather than company-held funds. Separately documented browser-local Hyperliquid agent keys are not assumed to be the Polymarket signing implementation.[1][2][3]
- Terms, privacy and eligibility
- Availability:
- The terms have prediction-specific prohibited jurisdictions and additional venue restrictions. The homepage’s broad no-KYC language does not establish universal availability.
Sources
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