RungBot

Quick answers

What does it cost?

The desktop software is described as free with no subscription; venue and funding charges are separate.[1][2][3]

Does it trade for me?

The reviewed guide describes your local ladder orders, not unattended copy trading.[1][2][3]

Where do my funds sit?

The provider says funds stay at the venue and signer keys remain locally encrypted if remembered.[1][2][3]

What do I need to start?

A supported computer, eligible funded account and a reviewed local signer-key import.[1][2][3]

Where is it available?

Windows and Intel/Apple Silicon macOS builds are listed, subject to the connected venue’s restrictions.[1][2][3]

Overview

Trading mode

A locally signed desktop trading workflow. The reviewed guide does not establish unattended wallet copying or general automated strategy execution.[1][2][3]

Funding and prerequisites

A supported computer and eligible funded Polymarket account. The guide names pUSD and an imported signer key; current account-key export instructions should be checked independently before any use.[1][2][3]

What it offers

• Outcome ladders

  A market tree opens a separate price ladder for each outcome, with the venue book available in the terminal.[1][2][3]

• Local order signing

  The provider says prediction orders are signed on the computer and sent directly to the venue.[1][2][3]

• Derived account check

  The connection guide describes deriving the deposit-wallet address and showing its pUSD balance before the user accepts the connection.[1][2][3]

• Remember or forget

  An optional remembered signer is described as encrypted under the operating-system account, with an explicit local Forget action.[1][2][3]

• Native releases

  The site lists Windows and two Mac architectures and describes signed updates; binaries and signatures were not independently checked.[1][2][3]

How it works

Trading mode

A locally signed desktop trading workflow. The reviewed guide does not establish unattended wallet copying or general automated strategy execution.[1][2][3]

Delivery channels

Desktop application

Markets supported

Polymarket

Pricing and fees

Free desktop software, without a RungBot subscription or license fee. The reviewed pages do not provide a complete prediction-trading/funding fee schedule.[1][2][3]

As published on 7 November 2026.

Getting started

What you need first

A supported computer and eligible funded Polymarket account. The guide names pUSD and an imported signer key; current account-key export instructions should be checked independently before any use.[1][2][3]

Safety and terms

Custody and keys

The guide asks for the owner signer private key and says optional storage is encrypted locally through the operating system. That import grants more authority than a read-only address; local-only storage and signing are provider claims, not an audit.[1][2][3]

Terms, privacy and eligibility

Terms:

rungbot.com/terms (opens in a new tab)

Availability:

The terminal does not override the connected venue’s own account and location requirements.

Sources

1. 1. rungbot.com (opens in a new tab)
2. 2. rungbot.com/guide (opens in a new tab)
3. 3. rungbot.com/terms (opens in a new tab)