Products that lend against positions, add leverage, bundle parlays or fund traders. 16 listed.
9 listings that name Polymarket, fullest profiles first
Leverage, lending and parlays
Funding Predicts advertises evaluation challenges for prediction-market traders. Account sizes have different entry fees, profit targets, drawdown limits, daily loss limits and payout conditions. Passing an advertised challenge and receiving a payout remain subject to the provider’s rules.
Leverage, lending and parlays
PropMarket sells prediction-market trading evaluations and advertises access to funded accounts. Its homepage describes the evaluation as simulated trading; passing, payout conditions and the availability of larger accounts require the applicable rules.
Leverage, lending and parlays
POTS describes two separate products: Pots Market, a prediction interface using Polymarket’s shared order book, and Pots Money, a token and treasury protocol. The treasury’s collateral and audit claims should not be treated as guarantees about the trading interface.
Leverage, lending and parlays
Positions Finance describes using Polymarket positions as collateral to borrow USDC. Borrowing limits and collateral risk require the provider’s full terms.
Leverage, lending and parlays
Embedded credit API letting terminals, wallets and bots offer up to 10x leverage on Polymarket positions, with Dimes handling margining, hedging and liquidations.
Leverage, lending and parlays
Poly Lend describes lending and borrowing against Polymarket positions. The overview does not establish collateral terms or an independent custody assessment.
Leverage, lending and parlays
Sports parlay app priced off Polymarket order books, with live cashout before all legs settle. Alpha covers football and basketball leagues.
Leverage, lending and parlays
Automated liquidity agents for Hyperliquid perps and Polymarket binaries; users deposit and agents trade. Earlier positioning was 20x leveraged prediction markets.
Leverage, lending and parlays
Onchain parlay protocol on ApeChain and Arbitrum that combines Polymarket and sportsbook-priced legs into one wager. The ApeChain site says it is migrating to Clutch V4.
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