Polymarket wallet tracker
Track a wallet address without treating it as a person.
Signed-in users can save a public wallet address, label it privately, review available positions and activity, compare it with another address, and enable watched-wallet alerts. The address links records; it does not authenticate the person or organization controlling it.
Treat the profile as a current response, not a permanent ledger. Calculated metrics can combine upstream position data with trades stored by Polytrack, and they can change after the page loads.
Reviewed July 15, 2026
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Example wallet profile
- Address
- The public lookup key.
- 0x7a3f...e92d
- Positions
- Current upstream position context when returned.
- Available
- Watchlist label
- Visible only inside the signed-in account.
- Private
This is not a real wallet. Upstream positions, activity, and calculated metrics can change after observation.
Wallet workflow
Save the address; keep the source beside the metric.
- 01
Add the address
Store a public address in your watchlist and give it an optional private label.
- 02
Open the profile
Read available positions, recent activity, monitored trades, and calculated profile metrics.
- 03
Use the same frame
Put two addresses beside the same metric definitions and source method before comparing them.
Wallet fields
Separate the address from the claims built around it.
| Field | What is shown | What it supports |
|---|---|---|
| Address | A public wallet identifier. | Joins records; it does not verify a controller or beneficial owner. |
| Positions | Position rows returned by the upstream interface. | A time-sensitive response, not a complete ownership history. |
| Profile metrics | Calculated volume, PnL, market count, and related fields. | A product calculation from returned position data and stored monitored trades, not a universal wallet score. |
Signed-in tools
What the wallet workflow adds.
Wallet profiles
Available positions, activity, PnL charts, volume, and market count in one view.
Private watchlists
Saved addresses, your labels, recent monitored activity, and alert preferences.
Two-wallet comparison
Side-by-side metrics with links back to each full profile.
Limits
What a wallet profile cannot establish.
- One address may represent a person, team, service, contract, proxy, or changing operator.
- Missing upstream rows do not prove that no activity occurred.
- Public names and private watchlist labels are not identity verification.
Sources
Sources and definitions.
FAQ
Questions about wallet tracking.
Can Polytrack identify a wallet owner?
No. Polytrack does not verify legal identity, control, or beneficial ownership.
Are my watchlist labels public?
No. User-created labels are private account settings.
Can I compare two wallets?
Yes. The comparison view places two public addresses beside the same set of available metrics.
Can a watched wallet trigger Telegram alerts?
Yes. A signed-in user can enable alerts for monitored trades from saved addresses after connecting a bot and chat.
Related tools
Open Polytrack.
Weekly subscription. Polytrack does not place trades or manage funds.