Zengo Prediction Markets

Native mobile Polymarket positions inside the Zengo wallet

Website checked 7 Nov 2026Mobile application

Zengo’s help center describes a native Polymarket feature within its mobile wallet. A separate prediction balance funds outcome trades, while dedicated views track active positions, resolved events and claims. The flow includes buying, selling before resolution, transferring funds back to the ordinary wallet and claiming winners. This listing concerns that feature; the help page explicitly labels web support a future update.[1]

Written by Vultax from the product's own pages, last checked .

Category
Other tools
Pricing
Not stated
Works with
Polymarket
Runs on
Mobile application
First recorded
7 Nov 2026
Last checked
7 Nov 2026
Notice on the provider's site. The help page describes a mobile-first launch; Zengo Web support is coming in a future update.

Details

Category
Other tools
Tags
Native market workflow, Separate prediction balance, Positions and claims, Funding conversions, Notifications
Runs on
Mobile application
Works with
Polymarket
Chains
Polygon
Pricing
Not stated
First recorded
7 November 2026
Last checked
7 November 2026

Timeline

  1. 7 November 2026

    Website first checked by Vultax

  2. 7 November 2026

    Website answered

Quick answers

What does it cost?
No numeric taker rate is supplied; the help page lists possible trading fees, Polygon gas and funding-swap costs.[1]
Does it trade for me?
The described flow uses your confirmations for buys, sales and claims; unattended copying is not established.[1]
Where do my funds sit?
Zengo says the wallet is self-custodial and prediction funds move to venue smart contracts.[1]
What do I need to start?
An eligible mobile account, accepted prediction currency and enough POL for the documented network actions.[1]
Where is it available?
The mobile feature is region-restricted; the help page labels web support a future update.[1]

Overview

Trading mode
Users review and confirm purchases, sales and claims. Unattended wallet copying is not described in the reviewed help page.[1]
Funding and prerequisites
The reviewed help article names USDC on Polygon and some POL for network fees, with an offered swap if the wallet holds another asset. Its June 2026 wording also uses bridged-USDC terminology; the current in-app deposit instructions should determine the actual asset route.[1]

What it offers

  • Native market workflow

    Browse event outcomes, read resolution rules and confirm a chosen trade without leaving the wallet app.[1]

  • Separate prediction balance

    Move supported funds between the ordinary wallet and prediction balance; they are displayed separately.[1]

  • Positions and claims

    Review active and resolved positions, use Claim or Claim All and withdraw the resulting balance.[1]

  • Funding conversions

    The app can offer a token swap when the wallet does not hold the required prediction currency, with a separate quoted cost.[1]

  • Notifications

    The help page describes value-change notifications and alerts when a held event resolves favorably.[1]

How it works

Trading mode
Users review and confirm purchases, sales and claims. Unattended wallet copying is not described in the reviewed help page.[1]
Delivery channels
Mobile application, Push notifications
Markets supported
Polymarket
Chains and networks
Polygon

Pricing and fees

Trading fee
The help page says a taker fee may apply to most categories and makers are not charged, but does not give a numeric Zengo rate. This is a provider description, not a refreshed venue fee schedule.[1]
Other fees
The help page distinguishes Polygon gas for funding, withdrawal and claims from any venue fee. A non-USDC funding token can incur a separate quoted swap fee.[1]

As published on 7 November 2026.

Getting started

    What you need first
    The reviewed help article names USDC on Polygon and some POL for network fees, with an offered swap if the wallet holds another asset. Its June 2026 wording also uses bridged-USDC terminology; the current in-app deposit instructions should determine the actual asset route.[1]

    Safety and terms

    Custody and keys
    The provider describes a self-custodial MPC wallet and funds moved to venue smart contracts for prediction activity. These are provider statements; contract and recovery behavior were not audited.[1]
    Access conditions
    The dated help article lists excluded locations, including the U.S. and U.K., and says the feature is hidden where unavailable. This is the provider’s dated list, not a universal current eligibility determination.[1]

    Sources

    1. 1. help.zengo.com/en/articles/15165503-prediction-markets-in-zengo-powered-by-polymarket (opens in a new tab)

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