yolo

Quick answers

What does it cost?

A numeric builder rate was not found; provider and venue fees can apply to each leg’s purchase and sale, plus funding costs.[1][2][3]

Does it trade for me?

Yes: active delegated autotrading rolls and sells tickets while the app is closed.[1][2][3]

Where do my funds sit?

The terms describe a user-owned venue account with a server-held restricted trading key.[1][2][3]

What do I need to start?

Invite access, age 21 or above, eligible funds and an accepted trading permission.[1][2][3]

Where is it available?

An invite-only web product with geographic and feature-specific restrictions.[1][2][3]

Overview

Trading mode

With active autotrading, the service buys, sells and rolls tickets without per-order confirmation. Removing its permission stops those actions; it does not automatically liquidate held shares.[1][2][3]

Funding and prerequisites

An eligible invited user aged 21 or above, accepted funds and a supported account that can authorize autotrading. The terms say permission can expire or be replaced by another app’s permission.[1][2][3]

What it offers

• Sequential tickets

  Choose two to ten legs in settlement order, with later legs purchased only when the preceding step permits a roll.[1][2][3]

• Rolling controls

  Set the share to roll, permitted slippage and optional early-roll or stop conditions; estimated multipliers change with later execution prices.[1][2][3]

• Copyable tickets

  Copy a shared ticket at a chosen amount; this is copying a ticket configuration rather than mirroring every trade of a wallet.[1][2][3]

• Partial and failed execution states

  The FAQ distinguishes an initial failed buy, a roll that ends as cash, a partial sale and a leg waiting for resolution.[1][2][3]

• Delegation controls

  Inspect the trading-key expiry and spending limit, and stop automatic ticket actions separately from holding the underlying shares.[1][2][3]

How it works

Trading mode

With active autotrading, the service buys, sells and rolls tickets without per-order confirmation. Removing its permission stops those actions; it does not automatically liquidate held shares.[1][2][3]

Delivery channels

Web

Markets supported

Polymarket

Pricing and fees

Trading fee

The terms allow a builder fee shown in the app and separate venue charges. No numeric yolo rate was found in the reviewed public pages. Purchases and sales on every leg can incur fees, not just the initial ticket.[1][2][3]

Other fees

Payment-provider, bridge and network fees can apply separately. The estimate shown for a ticket is not a guaranteed all-in payout or executable price.[1][2][3]

Minimum amounts

Starting ticket usd:

1

Legs:

Minimum:

2

Maximum:

10

Qualification:

Later rolls and early sales remain subject to market order-size and share-count requirements.

As published on 7 November 2026.

Getting started

What you need first

An eligible invited user aged 21 or above, accepted funds and a supported account that can authorize autotrading. The terms say permission can expire or be replaced by another app’s permission.[1][2][3]

Safety and terms

Custody and keys

The terms describe a user-owned Polymarket account and a limited Trading Key generated and stored encrypted on yolo’s servers. The site says this key can trade but cannot transfer funds out; owner wallet keys are handled separately by Privy or the connected wallet.[1][2][3]

Operator

The terms identify DOTSNEWCO Inc., a Delaware corporation.[1][2][3]

Terms, privacy and eligibility

Terms:

justyolo.it/terms (opens in a new tab)

Minimum age:

21

Availability:

Location restrictions apply; the FAQ separately limits sports tickets in Malta. Existing account and withdrawal actions have their own restrictions.

Sources

1. 1. justyolo.it (opens in a new tab)
2. 2. justyolo.it/terms (opens in a new tab)
3. 3. justyolo.it/faq (opens in a new tab)