Betmoar

What it is

A Polymarket front end that grew out of a Discord bot, and still leads with the bot. The vendor's pitch is that it is the bot prediction-market Discord servers run — 100 partner servers and 50,000 community members by its own count, Polymarket's official server among them — and that the same account carries over to a browser terminal.

The web product is four screens, all reachable on 30 September 2026 without connecting a wallet:

• Markets — Polymarket's list, filtered by its own categories (politics, sports, crypto, finance, geopolitics, earnings, tech, culture, economy, climate and science, elections, mentions), sortable by 24-hour volume, with standing views for movers, disputed markets and bonds. A calendar view sits behind the same page.
• Sports — a separate desk by league and esport, with odds switchable between cents and decimal.
• News — a feed pulled from X, Truth Social and other sources, tagged to the markets it concerns, with text-to-speech alerts. It loaded as an empty client-side shell for us, so what is in it is the vendor's description.
• UMA — the reason this card has a secondary category, and described under Markets & resolution below.

Trading happens after Connect. The vendor's FAQ says any wallet already used on Polymarket works and that positions and history sync from it. On a market it advertises top holders, a position-delta view of how holdings change, and a profit analysis that it says separates winners from wash traders.

Charting and the order book are left false above. The web pages we fetched render as client-side shells until a wallet is connected, and neither was visible before that. Descriptions elsewhere mention charts inside the Discord bot, but we did not see one.

Availability

The Terms of Use name no restricted jurisdiction. The only geographic clause is the generic one: the service is not intended for anyone where using it would break local law, and whoever uses it from elsewhere does so on their own initiative. There is no country list, no VPN clause and no identity check — the way in is a wallet connection.

The venue behind it is the constraint, and it is why us_persons is false here. Every order goes to Polymarket's international venue, which does not serve US persons, and a front end's silence does not change the terms of the venue it routes to. A terminal is for placing orders, so the jurisdictions above are that venue's reach rather than Betmoar's empty list. Whether Betmoar's order ticket itself refuses a US address or IP we did not test. A US reader who wants a regulated venue is looking for Polymarket US or Kalshi, and Betmoar serves neither.

The terms set a minimum age of 18. They also say the service is hosted in Hong Kong and that your data moves there when you use it.

Pricing

Free, and "zero fees" on the vendor's own page. The terminal page says it in the title, in the feature list and in the FAQ — "BetMoar charges zero fees. All features are completely free." There is no pricing page; /pricing and /fees both 404.

Two things sit beside that claim. First, it is Betmoar's fee, not the fill's. Polymarket charges its own taker fee on the price, described on its card, and no front end removes it. Second, the Terms of Use — last updated 2 October 2024 — have a purchases section that says payment is in cryptocurrency, that you authorise Betmoar to charge your wallet at "the prices then in effect", that prices may change at any time, and that all sales are final. Nothing on the site says what those charges would be. Today the product page says none; the contract keeps the right to start.

What pays for the product is not stated on the site either. The terminal page links Polymarket's builders leaderboard, which ranks third-party front ends by the volume they route, and places Betmoar at the top of it. That is Polymarket's program to reward, not Betmoar's to publish, and we did not pull the leaderboard ourselves.

fees_taker and fees_maker are null because the vendor states that it charges nothing — not because we watched a fill go through without a spread.

Markets & resolution

Betmoar resolves nothing. Every question is Polymarket's, settled in USDC on Polygon and resolved through the UMA optimistic oracle — a proposal, a challenge window, and in a dispute a vote by UMA token holders.

The UMA dashboard is the one screen here without an equivalent elsewhere in this catalogue. It shows the current vote round by stage: on 30 September 2026 it read "Commit Stage Active", with 7.09 million tokens committed by 299 voters against a total stake of 19.5 million and a 12.66 million consensus requirement, and 71 disputed Polymarket markets under review. It lists the large voters who have committed but not yet revealed — 19 addresses over 25,000 tokens holding 94.8% of the committed weight that day — and prints each disputed market with its full rules and a community discussion thread.

For anyone holding a position in a disputed market, that is the actual state of the resolution; Polymarket's own interface does not show the vote tally. Read the labels with care: names attached to voter addresses, some of them jokes, are Betmoar's or its community's attributions, not UMA's.

Integrations

The Discord bot is the integration, and it is the product's origin: quotes, market cards and alerts posted into a server, with trading from inside the channel advertised. How an order placed from Discord is signed — which wallet, whose key — is not documented anywhere on the site we could read, and the "non-custodial" line in the FAQ is written about the connected-wallet terminal. Ask that question before depositing through a chat window.

There is no public API, no SDK, no MCP server and no export.

Limitations

The site cannot agree on its own volume. The homepage meta description says "over $1B+ in volume". The terminal page's title says "$196M+". Both pages print "$2.66B Trading Volume" in the body. A "User Profits" counter reads $71,131,700 with no matching figure for losses. None of the four can be checked from the pages that print them.

The legal entity is named two ways in one paragraph. The Terms of Use open with Betmoar Innovation Limited and, two sentences later, make the agreement with Betmoar Pte. Ltd. Law is the British Virgin Islands, arbitration is by the Singapore International Commercial Court with its seat in the BVI, and the service is hosted in Hong Kong. The terms also require 365 days of informal negotiation before either side may start arbitration.

The terms describe an older product. Dated 2 October 2024, they call Betmoar "a prediction markets service aggregator platform" and "a marketplace platform for P2P prediction markets services", and they say nothing about a terminal, a wallet connection, order routing or the Discord bot's trading. The contract a trader agrees to predates most of what is on the site.

"Official" and "not affiliated" on the same page. The terminal page calls Betmoar the official Polymarket Discord bot provider, and its footer says Betmoar is an independent interface not affiliated with Polymarket. Both can be true — a bot supplier is not an affiliate — but a reader who takes "official" to mean Polymarket answers for it would be wrong.

One venue. No Kalshi, no Polymarket US, no cross-venue view.

Not tested by us. No wallet was connected, no order placed and no Discord server joined; the numbers above are what the public pages printed on 30 September 2026.

Alternatives

Synthesis is the nearest browser desk, with Kalshi alongside Polymarket and copytrading, and its terms bar the US by name. Polycool is the phone-sized version, with a fee of its own. Polyrama puts both venues in one terminal with wallet analytics and a REST API.

If what you want is the wallet reading rather than the order ticket, Polymarket Analytics and Polysights do that without routing a trade. To trade from code instead of a front end, PMXT runs on your own keys.