Layback X for Polymarket

Quick answers

What does it cost?

The reviewed Layback X guides do not give a complete product price or builder-fee schedule.[1][2][3]

Does it trade for me?

It sends orders you enter through the ladder; Layback Bot is a separate product.[1][2][3]

Where do my funds sit?

The guide says the balance remains on Polymarket and is not held on a Layback server.[1][2][3]

What do I need to start?

A supported desktop computer, a documented sign-in route and a funded authorized trading balance.[1][2][3]

Where is it available?

Windows, macOS and Linux are listed; venue and country restrictions still apply.[1][2][3]

Overview

Trading mode

User-entered ladder orders, cancellation and position-management actions. The broader Layback site has a separate bot product.[1][2][3]

Funding and prerequisites

The guides describe Google/email access or an existing Polymarket wallet-key route. The deposit guide documents USDC or USDT transfers from a supported exchange or wallet, with networks chosen from the displayed route.[1][2][3]

What it offers

• Exchange-style ladder

  See odds, available liquidity, traded volume and profit or loss by runner in a ladder rather than only Yes/No share prices.[1][2][3]

• Market discovery

  Browse topic areas or sports fixtures, with championship filters, date sorting and text search.[1][2][3]

• Multiple market windows

  Open separate market windows for arranging several ladders across displays.[1][2][3]

• Position management

  Use opposing bets to cash out or structure a freebet, and inspect positions and outstanding orders from My Bets.[1][2][3]

• Account statement

  Filter transaction history by period and movement type, including trades, redemptions, deposits and withdrawals.[1][2][3]

How it works

Trading mode

User-entered ladder orders, cancellation and position-management actions. The broader Layback site has a separate bot product.[1][2][3]

Data freshness

The ladder displays changing prices and liquidity; no independently verified delay or tier-specific latency is stated.[1][2][3]

Delivery channels

Desktop application

Markets supported

Polymarket

Chains and networks

Polygon

Getting started

What you need first

The guides describe Google/email access or an existing Polymarket wallet-key route. The deposit guide documents USDC or USDT transfers from a supported exchange or wallet, with networks chosen from the displayed route.[1][2][3]

Safety and terms

Custody and keys

The user guide says bets go to Polymarket and balances are not held on a Layback server. It describes Google/email sign-in and an alternative exported-wallet-key route; these access modes should not be conflated.[1][2][3]

Sources

1. 1. polymarket.layback.trade/en/layback-x/polymarket (opens in a new tab)
2. 2. polymarket.layback.trade/en/layback-x/polymarket/user-guide (opens in a new tab)
3. 3. polymarket.layback.trade/en/layback-x/polymarket/add-funds (opens in a new tab)