OffMarket
A Polymarket trading interface advertising account-to-position privacy
OffMarket describes a browser interface for trading the same markets and order book as Polymarket. Its distinctive claim is that a public observer cannot link displayed positions back to a user’s account, even though venue trades remain public. That privacy property and the underlying routing architecture were not independently verified. The reviewed public FAQ describes account sign-in, USDC funding and user-signed transactions.[1]
Written by Vultax from the product's own pages, last checked .
- Category
- Other tools
- Pricing
- Not stated
- Works with
- Polymarket
- Runs on
- Web
- First recorded
- 7 Nov 2026
- Last checked
- 7 Nov 2026
Details
- Category
- Other tools
- Tags
- Venue market access, Account-link privacy claim, Existing-wallet or social sign-in, Market browsing
- Runs on
- Web
- Works with
- Polymarket
- Pricing
- Not stated
- First recorded
- 7 November 2026
- Last checked
- 7 November 2026
Timeline
7 November 2026
Website first checked by Vultax
7 November 2026
Website answered
Quick answers
- What does it cost?
- The reviewed public page does not state a complete fee schedule.[1]
- Does it trade for me?
- It describes your signed trades rather than unattended copying.[1]
- Where do my funds sit?
- The provider says it does not hold funds or keys, without fully documenting the privacy/account mechanism.[1]
- What do I need to start?
- An eligible account or supported wallet and the current USDC funding route.[1]
- Where is it available?
- A web interface subject to underlying venue access rules; the FAQ explicitly excludes U.S. trading.[1]
Overview
- Trading mode
- The FAQ describes user-signed transactions, not unattended copying. Privacy of the account link is a separate provider claim from the trade’s public settlement.[1]
- Funding and prerequisites
- An eligible account or wallet and USDC according to the FAQ. A complete network, minimum, fee and recovery checklist is not stated in the reviewed page.[1]
What it offers
Venue market access
The provider says orders go to the existing Polymarket book rather than a separate market it operates.[1]
Account-link privacy claim
The provider distinguishes a public venue trade from its claimed lack of public linkage to the OffMarket account; the mechanism is not fully documented in the reviewed page.[1]
Existing-wallet or social sign-in
The FAQ describes Google login or an existing wallet connection before funding.[1]
Market browsing
The public surface groups venue events into categories for discovery; example market prices and activity were not retained here.[1]
How it works
- Trading mode
- The FAQ describes user-signed transactions, not unattended copying. Privacy of the account link is a separate provider claim from the trade’s public settlement.[1]
- Delivery channels
- Web
- Markets supported
- Polymarket
Getting started
- What you need first
- An eligible account or wallet and USDC according to the FAQ. A complete network, minimum, fee and recovery checklist is not stated in the reviewed page.[1]
Safety and terms
- Custody and keys
- The provider says it never holds user funds or keys and that funds move only with the user’s signature. The reviewed page does not explain the precise wallet, privacy or delegated-order architecture.[1]
- Access conditions
- The provider says venue availability applies and trading is unavailable from the U.S. This is not a complete current geographic policy.[1]
Sources
This profile is built from OffMarket's own public pages. Vultax keeps a dated copy of every page behind it and a record of each change. It is not a review. Suggest a correction or download the profile as JSON. Reviews are a separate service: Request a review.
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