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Snapdex Open signal app
Non-custodial · Polymarket on Polygon · wallet-signed

Snapdex mirrors Polymarket signals, sub-second.

Snapdex is a non-custodial copy-trading signal engine for Polymarket. It listens to the source wallets you choose on Polygon, applies your own risk gates, and submits a mirrored order signed by your wallet — before the order book reprices. Your keys, your funds, your control.

custody
0
keys held by us
latency
sub-1s
detect → submit
network
Polygon
Polymarket CLOB
rating
4.7★
copy-trade tool
Built on rails serious traders trust
Polymarket· Polygon· USDC· CLOB· EIP-4361· MetaMask
// signal stack

Inside the Snapdex copy engine.

Six modules. Each runs in its own lane. The signal you see at the top of the leaderboard is the same signal the engine submits a mirrored order against.

Signal listener

Subscribes to CLOB events on Polygon. Decodes every tracked-wallet trade in milliseconds across redundant RPC providers.

Pre-flight risk gates

Per-trade hard cap, daily-loss circuit breaker, drawdown pause, liquidity floor, correlation cap, time-of-day window.

Bankroll-aware sizer

Proportional position sizing keyed to allocation budget and source-trade size. Slippage-aware at the order book level.

Local signer

EIP-4361 sign-in only. Mirrored orders dispatched to your wallet for local signature. The operator never holds a key.

Three-phase executor

Progressive price adjustments across three submission phases. Maximizes fill probability without walking thin books.

Audit telemetry

Live latency, fill rate, P&L attribution, per-stream correlation. Every position is a public Polygon transaction.

// stream

Set up Polymarket signal mirroring in four steps.

No coding required. Identical at $200 and $200,000 of starting allocation. Each step reversible; nothing custodial.

01 · step

Connect

wallet.connect("metamask") · reads address only · never asks for transfer authority

02 · step

Approve

usdc.approve(POLYMARKET_CLOB) · revocable allowance · funds remain in your wallet

03 · step

Subscribe

select source wallets · set per-trader caps · liquidity floor · categories

04 · step

Stream

listener spawns · risk gates arm · sign requests routed to your wallet on every signal

// signal sources · how ranking works

How Snapdex ranks source wallets.

Snapdex scores candidate wallets on resolved-market performance, consistency, and category fit, then lets you subscribe to the streams that match your risk. The sample below shows the columns the leaderboard exposes — every score is calibrated against settled markets on the Polymarket protocol. The deeper framework lives in the literature on prediction markets.

Illustrative leaderboard layout — wallet identifiers and figures shown are sample values, not live results.
rank wallet cat win_rate pnl_usd 7d trades
01 0x7f3d…8a2c POL 89.2% +$247,830 234 subscribe →
02 0x9a1f…4d7e CRY 76.5% +$198,450 892 subscribe →
03 0x3c8b…6f1a SPT 84.7% +$176,920 156 subscribe →
04 0x5e2a…9c3d MAC 71.3% +$154,680 543 subscribe →
05 0x1d7c…2b8f POL 68.8% +$142,330 1,089 subscribe →
06 0x8b4e…5c9a CRY 82.4% +$128,760 287 subscribe →
07 0x2f9d…3a1b GEO 73.9% +$115,240 678 subscribe →
08 0x6c3a…7e2d SPT 79.2% +$98,590 412 subscribe →
// architecture

Custodial vs. non-custodial signal flow.

Custodial signal services collapse into a single point of failure: the operator's deposit address. The non-custodial path keeps every guarantee that prediction markets on Polygon were architected to provide.

property non-custodial custodial manual
User holds keys + yes - no + yes
Funds in shared address + never - required + never
Sub-second mirroring + <1s ~ variable - manual
Pre-submission risk gates + enforced ~ optional - user only
Liquidity-floor filtering + built-in - rare ~ eyeball
On-chain audit trail + native ~ internal + native
Time-to-live + ~2 min ~ KYC delay ~ hours
// pricing

Three tiers. All non-custodial.

USDC settlement on Polygon, Ethereum, Arbitrum, or BNB Chain. Cancel any time.

Starter

$ 99 / mo

For new traders sizing a single mirrored signal stream cautiously.

  • Up to 3 source wallets
  • Per-trade hard cap
  • Daily-loss circuit breaker
  • Email + chat support
Choose Starter
★ recommended

Professional

$ 299 / mo

For traders running diversified signal streams with active correlation management.

  • Up to 15 source wallets
  • Liquidity-floor filtering
  • Drawdown pause + correlation cap
  • Priority support · advanced analytics
Choose Professional

Enterprise

$ 499 / mo

For desks deploying institutional signal workflows with bespoke risk policy.

  • Unlimited source wallets
  • Custom risk policy engine
  • Webhook + API integration
  • Dedicated solutions engineer
Choose Enterprise
// who Snapdex is for

Built for traders who want copy trading without custody.

D

Discretionary traders

Set your risk parameters once and let Snapdex stream signals from the source wallets you trust. The non-custodial setup means your USDC never leaves your wallet.

Q

Quant & systematic desks

Per-trade caps, daily-loss circuit breakers, and liquidity-floor filters give prediction-market exposure the guardrails that thin order books demand.

S

Self-custody purists

Authentication is a wallet signature, every order is signed locally, and the operator holds no keys. If Snapdex disappeared, your funds would not move.

// faq

Direct answers to the questions traders actually ask.

Read the full risk disclosure and documentation on the platform.

Open signal app
What is Snapdex?
Snapdex is a non-custodial copy-trading signal engine for Polymarket. It listens to the source wallets you choose on Polygon, applies your risk filters, and submits a mirrored order signed by your own wallet — sub-second from the source fill to yours.
Is Snapdex really non-custodial?
Yes. Authentication uses EIP-4361 wallet signatures and every mirrored order is signed locally in your wallet. Snapdex never has authority over your USDC and never holds a key.
How fast does Snapdex mirror a signal?
Snapdex targets sub-second detect-to-submit on the Polymarket CLOB across all paid tiers. Actual latency depends on RPC and network conditions, but the engine is built to react before the order book reprices.
How much does Snapdex cost?
$99 Starter, $299 Professional, $499 Enterprise — billed monthly in USDC on Polygon, Ethereum, Arbitrum, or BNB Chain.
Which wallets does Snapdex support?
MetaMask is supported today, with WalletConnect and Coinbase Wallet on the roadmap. Sign-in is EIP-4361 only — never custodial.
Can I copy multiple Polymarket wallets at once?
Yes. Each Snapdex stream is independent, with its own per-trader allocation cap, liquidity floor, and category filter, so you can diversify across several source wallets.
Does Polymarket itself ship copy trading?
No. The category is supplied entirely by third-party non-custodial tools like Snapdex that read on-chain trades and submit mirrored orders signed by the user's own wallet.
What are the risks of copy trading on Polymarket?
Past performance does not predict future results. Prediction markets carry liquidity risk, resolution-dispute risk, and smart-contract risk. Use Snapdex's per-trade caps and daily-loss circuit breakers as a baseline defense — capital is always at risk.
// init

Two minutes from this page to your first mirrored signal.

Your keys. Your funds. Your control. The on-chain signal of the network's top traders, running through your own wallet.