# Stand

A Polymarket and Hyperliquid outcome-market terminal built around copy and counter trades.

*https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/stand-trade · Trading Clients, SDKs & Bots*

## Facts

### At a glance

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Vendor | Stand |
| Category | Trading Clients, SDKs & Bots |
| Job | terminal |
| Website | https://www.stand.trade |
| Pricing model | commission |
| Free tier | true |
| Open source | false |
| Licence | none |
| Self-hosted | false |
| Tested hands-on | false |
| Last updated | 2026-10-01 |

### Pricing

| Tier | USD | Period |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Terminal and manual trading | 0 USD | — |

### Availability

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Jurisdictions | asia, latam |
| Open to US persons | false |
| KYC required | false |

### Markets

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Subjects | politics, sports, macro, crypto, science, culture, business |
| Settlement | crypto |
| Resolved by | none |

### Economics

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Taker fee | 0.25 |
| Maker fee | 0.25 |
| Other fees | Copied positions also pay 0.50% on the redeem, even when the redeem is processed on another site. |
| Liquidity model | clob |
| Platforms | web |
| AI features | none |

### Interfaces

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| API | false |
| WebSocket | false |
| Scripting | none |
| Python | false |
| MCP server | false |
| Export | none |

### Capabilities

Yes: charting, screening, order_book, automation, live_trading, portfolio_tracking, cross_venue, alerts

No: backtesting, paper_trading, calibration_scoring, news, tax_reporting

*Verified: pricing 2026-09-30; availability 2026-09-30; economics 2026-09-30; capabilities 2026-09-30; markets 2026-09-30.*

## What it is

A browser trading terminal whose pitch is speed across venues and whose most developed feature is
following other people's wallets. The navigation is six items — Discover, Live Feeds, Copy Trade,
Leaderboard, Octobox, Rewards — and the site labels itself as a beta.

What the documentation describes, screen by screen:

- **Discover** — markets from every connected source in one listing, by category (politics,
  sports, crypto, finance, mentions, economy, culture, weather, companies, tech, climate) and by
  24-hour volume. A calendar sits beside it. **Pulse** is three configurable lanes — by default
  new, trending and disputed — and covers Polymarket only.
- **A market page** — the question, resolution status, volume, end date, rules and
  clarifications; order-book depth with spread and the price band that earns Polymarket's liquidity
  rewards; filled trades beside each price level; live trades, top holders on each side, and a
  price chart over 1h to Max. When Polymarket edits a market's rules, Stand flags the
  clarification red for 48 hours and amber after that.
- **The trade panel** — market orders as fill-and-kill or fill-or-kill, limit orders with a
  maker-only switch, merge, split and convert, and quick buys and sells. **Batch Buys** places
  several outcomes of one event in a single click.
- **Octobox** — eight markets on one screen, each tile switchable between book and trades, with up
  to three saved layouts.
- **Whale Watching and trader tracking** — a feed of Polymarket fills sorted into size bands
  (500 to 1,000 USD, 1,000 to 5,000, over 5,000), profiles, follows and live feeds, with alerts to
  Discord if you signed up with Discord.

Automation is four things: copy trading, counter trading, take-profit and stop-loss triggers, and
**pegged orders** — a limit order that re-prices itself to the best bid or ask, with an offset in
ticks and a price range, built to keep a resting order inside Polymarket's reward band.

## Availability

**Trading from the United States is barred by the Terms of Service**, last updated 15 July 2026.
The capitalised notice at the top names the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Ontario,
Singapore, Poland, Thailand, Belgium and Taiwan, says there are no exceptions, prohibits a VPN to
get around it, and says a violating wallet may be put in close-only mode.

**The same document gives a longer list two sections later.** The defined "Restricted
Jurisdictions" add Alberta, Australia, British Columbia, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Quebec
and Russia, plus the comprehensively sanctioned territories. The coarse `jurisdictions` field above
leaves Canada out for that reason — four provinces, including the three most populous, are on the
list — and a reader in one of the eight places that appear only in the longer list is reading a
contract that names them once and omits them once.

**Reading is a different permission from trading.** The terms split the site into content features
— market data and news — and technology features, the wallet-signed messages that place a trade,
and allow a restricted person the first but not the second. That is why the market listing loads
for anyone. The Polymarket integration page adds that some markets "can be viewed in the U.S. but
not traded", and that Stand honours the venue's own restrictions; Polymarket's list is the one that
decides whether a fill happens.

**So the `jurisdictions` field is the venue's reach, not the terms' list.** It is
[Polymarket](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/polymarket)'s, with Stand's own bars taken out, and that drops most of western
Europe. Hyperliquid's outcome markets are the second live route, but Hyperliquid has no card here
and its terms have not been read for this one, so it widens nothing until they are.

There is no identity check on the way in. Sign-up is Google, Discord or a crypto wallet, and
deposits run through Glide, which the signup guide describes as no-KYC. The terms reserve the right
to ask for information proving you are not a restricted person, and to cut off access if the answer
is not adequate. Minimum age is 18.

The contract reads as if written for one venue. It describes the platform as messages sent to the
Polygon blockchain for event contracts and does not mention Hyperliquid, which Stand now routes to,
at all.

## Pricing

**A manual Polymarket order costs nothing on top of the venue.** The fee page and the referral
page both say so in as many words: market and limit orders outside copy trading are not charged.
What you pay is [Polymarket](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/polymarket)'s own taker fee — a coefficient times price times
one-minus-price, zero for the maker.

**Copy and counter trading cost 0.50%**, charged on the buy, the sell and the redeem, measured on
what the fill costs. The vendor's worked example is 100 shares at 50 cents: a 50 USD fill and a
0.25 USD fee, which is where the 0.25 in this card's fee fields comes from — 0.50% of the stake is
0.25% of the one-dollar payout at the midpoint. Two details in the small print:

- the fee is tracked per copy trade and collected in a sweep, roughly every ten minutes, once the
  balance owed passes 1 USD;
- it is charged on a copy-trade redeem **even when the redeem is processed on another site**,
  Polymarket's own included. Closing a copied position somewhere else does not avoid it.

**Hyperliquid outcome markets cost 0.10%** of each buy and sell, on top of the market deployer's
own fee.

Stand pays the gas for supported trades and for its automatic redeem of resolved positions, so the
wallet does not need to hold POL. Bridging and swapping on the way in are Glide's fees, not
Stand's. Referrers are paid 30% to 50% of the copy-trade fees their referrals generate.

**The fee page's own copy of Polymarket's table is out of date.** It lists politics at a 0.05
coefficient and sports at 0.03; the schedule recorded on our [Polymarket card](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/polymarket)
has politics at 0.04 and sports at 0.05 — Polymarket's changelog raised sports from 0.03 to 0.05
on 10 July 2026 — so a sports taker pays more than Stand's table says. Read Polymarket's fee page,
not a front end's transcription of it. The same page's Hyperliquid example also says a trader "is charged 0.50%" and then multiplies by 0.001 — the arithmetic is the 0.10% rate, the
sentence was copied from the copy-trade example.

## Markets & resolution

Two venues sit underneath Stand, and they do not resolve the same way.

**Polymarket** questions settle in pUSD on Polygon and resolve through the UMA optimistic oracle — a
proposal, a challenge window, and in a dispute a vote of UMA token holders. The disputed lane in
Pulse and the red clarification flag are the two places Stand surfaces that process.

**Hyperliquid outcome markets** are fully collateralised contracts that settle within a fixed range,
with no leverage and no liquidation, per Stand's integration page. Each market names its own
settlement source in its rules, and Stand's own advice is to read them before trading. These appear
in Discover with a Hyperliquid logo; not every Stand feature reaches them — copy trading, whale
watching, Pulse and Octobox are listed for Polymarket only.

**Kalshi is in the description and not in the order ticket.** Stand's Kalshi page says trading is
currently not possible: it ran on Kalshi's on-chain offering until Kalshi sunset it, and a
replacement is being worked on. The Discover page we loaded on 30 September 2026 showed Polymarket
and Hyperliquid markets and no Kalshi ones, though the page metadata still reads "Browse prediction
markets from Polymarket and Kalshi". A Kalshi contract is something you buy on
[Kalshi](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/kalshi), not here.

## Integrations

**Wallets are Privy embedded wallets.** Signing up creates two — a Polygon wallet for Polymarket and
a Hyperliquid wallet — and both keys can be exported. The vendor says it has no access to the keys.

**Automation works by delegation.** Setting up a copy trade, a pegged order or a stop asks you to
authorise Stand as a session signer, which lets it create and cancel orders on your behalf inside
Privy's trusted execution environment. The delegation is revocable from the profile menu under
"Disable Auto Trades". That is the honest description of the custody model: nobody else holds the
key, and while automation is on, Stand's servers can trade the wallet.

Funding goes through Glide, which takes deposits from the major EVM chains, Solana and Bitcoin.
Polymarket orders carry Stand's builder code, so the venue attributes the volume to Stand; the
vendor says it has also been accepted into Kalshi's builders program. Security audits named on the site: Sherlock in February 2026 and a
private auditor in August 2026.

There is no public API, no SDK, no MCP server and no export button; the fee page's own answer to
"how do I see my history" is to paste the wallet address into a block explorer and export a CSV
there.

## Limitations

**Copy trading is the business model.** The fee is on copied fills, the referral program pays out
of copied fills, and the documentation's own examples choose a trader by win rate. A copy is placed
after the leader's fill has already moved the book; the settings for that — maximum slippage
defaulting to 3 cents, a minimum trigger size, entry-price bands — bound how far from the leader's
price a copy may fill. **Counter trading** mirrors a wallet from the other side. Note also that a
copy strategy keeps selling after its expiry date; only pausing it or setting selling to manual stops
that, which the docs flag in bold.

**The docs contradict themselves on existing Polymarket accounts.** The FAQ says an existing
Polymarket account can be used to connect to Stand. The signup guide says existing Polymarket
wallets cannot be imported into Stand or the other way round, and that the way across is to
withdraw and send the funds to your Stand address. Plan for the second.

**The contract is thinner than the product.** On top of the two restricted lists and the
single-venue wording covered under Availability, a company whose only address is in New York
writes a contract under Panamanian law with a 100 USD liability cap.

**Not tested by us.** No account was created, no wallet funded and no order placed. Everything
above is from the vendor's documentation, fee page and Terms of Service as they read on
30 September 2026.

## Alternatives

[Synthesis](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/synthesis) is the closest match — a browser desk with copytrading, Kalshi in the
listing and a near-identical restricted-jurisdiction clause. [Kairos](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/kairos) and
[PredictParity](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/predictparity) put Kalshi and Polymarket in one screen with Kalshi actually
routed. [Betmoar](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/betmoar) and [Polyrama](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/polyrama) are Polymarket front ends that
publish no fee of their own.

If copy trading is the whole reason, [PolyCop](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/polycop) and [Kreo](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/kreo) are the
Telegram form of it, each with a fee on every fill rather than only on copies. If pegged orders
are, [Polymarket LP Tool](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/polymarket-lp-tool) does the reward-band re-pricing without a
terminal around it. And from the United States, no front end changes the venue:
[Polymarket US](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/polymarket-us) or [Kalshi](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/kalshi) directly.

## FAQ

### What does Stand charge?

Nothing on a manual Polymarket order. Copy and counter trades cost 0.50% of the fill (0.25¢ a share at 50¢) on the buy, the sell and the redeem, and Hyperliquid outcome trades cost 0.10% on top of the deployer's fee. Polymarket's own taker fee applies to every Polymarket fill either way.

### Can I trade Kalshi through Stand?

Not today. Stand's own Kalshi page says trading is currently not possible - it ran on Kalshi's on-chain offering until Kalshi sunset it - and its FAQ says Kalshi US accounts do not work on Stand. The venues you can actually trade are Polymarket and Hyperliquid's outcome markets.

### Can I use Stand from the United States?

Not for trading. The Terms of Service, last updated 15 July 2026, name the United States first among the places barred from trading, prohibit a VPN to get around it, and allow a violating wallet to be put in close-only mode. Reading market data is a separate permission and is allowed.

### Does Stand hold my funds?

The vendor says no. Accounts are Privy embedded wallets whose keys you can export, one on Polygon and one on Hyperliquid. Automations - copy trades, pegged orders, take-profit and stop-loss - work by authorising Stand as a session signer that can place and cancel orders for you until you revoke it.

### Who operates Stand?

Seal Global, Inc., with a mailing address at 368 9th Avenue, New York. The terms nevertheless choose the law of Panama and arbitration in Panama, and cap the company's aggregate liability at 100 US dollars.

## Background

- [What running a bot does not solve](https://predictionmarkets.tools/guides/what-a-bot-cannot-fix.md) — A bot fixes speed and consistency. Rate limits, a missing rehearsal, a field that stops arriving, a partial fill and a paused market are not coding problems.

- [Why your bot gets throttled, and what the limit is counted against](https://predictionmarkets.tools/guides/why-your-bot-gets-throttled.md) — Kalshi meters tokens per account tier; Polymarket's order book meters requests per IP and queues the excess. What each counts, and what the libraries assume.

- [Where your key lives when software trades for you](https://predictionmarkets.tools/guides/where-your-key-lives.md) — Four different credentials are all called a key, and they differ in what a copy permits. What the clients in this catalogue ask for, and what to ask them back.

## Also worth comparing

- [Betmoar](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/betmoar.md) — A Polymarket terminal and Discord bot, with a dashboard for UMA disputes nobody else has.
- [Bullpen](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/bullpen.md) — A crypto trading app with a Polymarket desk, copy trading and a CLI that AI agents drive.
- [Polycool](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/polycool.md) — Phone-sized Polymarket client with copy trading, parlays and a fee of its own.
- [Kairos](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/kairos.md) — One order book across Kalshi, Polymarket and Predict.fun, with a fee on every taker fill.
- [Parity (PredictParity)](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/predictparity.md) — One trading screen over Polymarket, Kalshi and Polymarket US, with wallet tracking.
- [Polymarket CLI](https://predictionmarkets.tools/tools/polymarket-cli.md) — Polymarket's Rust command line - MIT in the manifest, with no LICENSE file in the repo.