What does a Polymarket wallet tracker show?
Polymarket settles every trade on the Polygon blockchain. Each wallet leaves a public trail of every bet, every price and every payout. A wallet tracker turns the trail into a record you read in a minute.
- Who placed a trade: the wallet, plus a Polymarket username where one exists.
- What the wallet bought: the market, the side, the price and the size.
- How the bet ended: won, lost or still open, scored when the market settled.
- Whether the wallet is good: profit, win rate against price paid and results by bet size, across every settled trade.
As of September 27, 2026 more than 1,600 Polymarket wallets carry a public Rivo profile with enough settled trades to read.
How to find a Polymarket wallet address
- Open the trader's profile on polymarket.com.
- Copy the address, a 42 character string starting with 0x.
- Paste the address into the box at the top of this page and choose Track wallet.
Spotted a big trade on the Polymarket whale tracker? The trader tag on each trade names the wallet. Find the name on the leaderboard and open the profile without an address.
How to read a wallet profile
- Profit curve. Profit over time from settled markets only. Open positions do not count, so a wallet up on paper does not rank on hope.
- Win rate against the odds paid. A 60% win rate on 40 cent bets is an edge. A 60% win rate on 75 cent bets loses money.
- Results by bet size. Does the wallet win on the big bets or the small ones? Copy the wallets winning big.
- Categories. Sports, politics, crypto, macro or culture. Most wallets win in one or two and lose in the rest.
- Most traded markets and biggest wins. Shows whether the record spreads over hundreds of markets or leans on one.
- Monthly profit and streaks. Twelve green months beat one huge month and eleven red ones.
- Weekday by hour heatmap. When the wallet trades, in Eastern time.
- Open positions. How many markets the wallet holds right now and the dollar total. Subscribers see the positions themselves.
- Copy simulator. Replays copying the wallet at $25, $100 or $250 a trade over 7, 30 or 90 days.
Red flags when you track a wallet
- Under 20 settled trades. Too few to tell skill from luck.
- One market made the money. Check the biggest wins. A single election payout does not repeat next month.
- Favorites only. A wallet buying 90 cent and 95 cent contracts wins nine times and loses the gains on the tenth.
- Size you cannot follow. A $250,000 buy moves the price. Your copy fills after the move.
- Gone quiet. The 90 day activity chart shows whether the wallet still trades.
- Twin wallets. Two addresses trading the same markets within seconds of each other often belong to one trader. Judge them together.
Can you copy a Polymarket wallet?
Yes, three ways, depending on how close you want to stay:
- Follow for alerts. An in-app or Telegram message on every new position the wallet opens.
- Copy on paper. Rivo records each trade the wallet makes at your size and the wallet's price, then scores the result at settlement. You see what following the wallet made you, with no money at risk.
- Copy live. Live automatic copying on Polymarket is coming soon. On Kalshi, live copying runs today through your own API key. See the Kalshi leaderboard.
Following and paper trading stay separate. Following a wallet never starts a paper bot on its own.
What happens after you follow a wallet
- The wallet opens a new position on Polymarket.
- Rivo records the trade and checks whether it opens, adds to or flips a position. Trims and closes do not fire an alert.
- You get an in-app alert, and a Telegram message if you linked Telegram, with the market, side, price and size.
- If you turned on paper copying, Rivo books the same trade at your size and the wallet's price.
- The market settles. The paper trade is scored, and the wallet's record updates.
Link Telegram once in settings and every followed wallet reports there. Your followed wallets live in the Alerts column on the Bots page.
Wallet tracker, whale tracker or leaderboard?
- The wallet tracker answers "is this address any good?" when you already have one in mind.
- The whale tracker answers "what is the big money buying right now?"
- The leaderboard answers "who has been good for months?"
The best workflow uses all three. Spot a big trade on the whale tracker, check the wallet here, compare it with its neighbors on the leaderboard, and follow the one with the cleanest record.
What the tracker doesn't show
- Small trades. Rivo records large trades and the wallets behind them, not every fill on Polymarket.
- Real names. Rivo shows addresses and Polymarket usernames. Rivo never links a wallet to a person.
- Polymarket US accounts. The Polymarket US feed carries no trader identity.
- Live trades on public pages. Public profiles run on a 24 hour delay. The terminal is live.
Frequently asked questions
How do I track a Polymarket wallet?
Paste the wallet's address into the box at the top of this page. A wallet Rivo tracks opens its profile: profit from settled trades, win rate, bet sizes, categories, most traded markets and a copy simulator. Follow it to get an alert on every new position.
Which Polymarket wallets does Rivo track?
Wallets with large trades on Polymarket. Rivo reads the public Polymarket trade feed, records those wallets and scores every trade they make when the market settles. A wallet with no large trade has no profile yet.
Where do I find a Polymarket wallet address?
Every Polymarket account has a public address, a 42 character string starting with 0x, shown on its polymarket.com profile. Addresses are public because Polymarket trades settle on the Polygon blockchain.
Can I get alerts when a Polymarket wallet trades?
Yes. Follow the wallet from its profile and Rivo sends an in-app or Telegram alert on every new position the wallet opens. You can also copy it on paper at your own size for a running score.
Is the wallet data live?
Public profiles show trades on a 24 hour delay. Subscribers see every trade as the trade prints, in the terminal and in alerts.
Why does an address show no profile?
Three reasons. The wallet never placed a large trade, you pasted your signing wallet instead of the Polymarket account address on the profile, or Rivo hides the wallet because its last 90 days show a losing record.
Does one trader use several wallets?
Some do. Some Polymarket traders split money across several addresses. Rivo scores each address on its own record. If two wallets trade the same markets at the same minutes, treat them as one trader when you judge the record.
Is tracking a Polymarket wallet legal?
Yes. Every Polymarket trade settles on a public blockchain. Rivo shows what the chain already shows, sorted and scored. Rivo never links a wallet to a real name.
Can I track Polymarket US accounts?
No. Polymarket US trades in dollars on a regulated exchange and its public feed carries no trader identity. Rivo shows Polymarket US trades on the tape without a name.
How is this different from Polymarket's own profile page?
Polymarket shows a wallet's positions and headline profit. Rivo scores each trade at settlement and adds win rate against price paid, results by bet size, categories, a weekly heatmap, a copy simulator and alerts on every new position.