About OddsDesk
OddsDesk is an independent trading interface for Polymarket. It shows Polymarket's markets with a live order book, charts and a watchlist, and places your orders on Polymarket's own exchange. It never holds your funds and is not affiliated with Polymarket.
Frequently asked questions
- How is it different from polymarket.com?
- Same markets, same exchange and same prices: your orders go to Polymarket's order book. OddsDesk adds a trading desk with the book, chart, trades and positions on one screen, a Chinese interface, take-profit orders, a default buy amount, and settings that follow your wallet to other computers.
- Does OddsDesk hold my money?
- No. Your funds sit in your own trading wallet on Polygon, controlled by your wallet. Every order and withdrawal needs your signature; OddsDesk cannot move your funds.
- Which wallets can I use?
- Browser wallets such as MetaMask and Rabby, or sign in with email to get a built-in wallet (provided by Privy) that you can export at any time from the wallet menu.
- What does it cost?
- Polymarket charges its own fee on some markets, shown as "Platform fee". OddsDesk earns a builder fee through Polymarket's Builder Program, charged by Polymarket when your order fills: at most 1% for orders that take liquidity and 0.5% for orders that rest on the book. The ticket shows both before you sign. Orders are signatures, not on-chain transactions, so they cost no gas.
- How do I deposit?
- Open Deposit in the wallet menu and send USDC or USDT on a supported network to the address shown. It arrives in your trading wallet as pUSD, usually within minutes.
- Can I use it where I live?
- Polymarket restricts trading in some countries and regions, for example the United States, the United Kingdom, France and Singapore. OddsDesk follows the same rules: from a restricted location you can sell, cancel orders and withdraw, but not open new positions. You are responsible for following your local laws.
- Is it safe?
- OddsDesk never asks for your private key or recovery phrase, and every order is shown in your wallet before you sign it. Prediction markets are risky: you can lose everything you put in. Nothing on OddsDesk is investment advice.
- Who decides how a market resolves?
- Polymarket. Each market's rules and its resolution come from Polymarket and its resolution process; OddsDesk shows them as they are.
- How do I contact you?
- Use Feedback in the footer or the wallet menu, or find us on X at @oddsdeskapp.
Read the guides: non-custodial trading, placing orders, fees and connecting a wallet →