Export Your Polymarket Trades & History to CSV
Paste any public Polymarket wallet and download its
full trading history and P&L summary. For free.
Instant preview · No API · No code · Per-trade granularity · Any public wallet
Enter your own wallet for your records, or any wallet to research it. Preview is free; downloading the CSV needs a free account.
How do I export my Polymarket trade history?
Paste your Polymarket wallet address into the box above. This tool reads your public on-chain activity, reconstructs every fill and redemption, and gives you an instant summary — total volume, realized P&L, number of trades and markets, and your recent activity. Sign in with a free account and download a CSV export of your complete history, plus by-year and by-market summaries, ready for Excel, Google Sheets, or your accountant.
Every Polymarket trade settles on-chain (Polygon), so any wallet's record is publicly verifiable. That means you can export your own trades for taxes and record-keeping, or export any other wallet to research how it trades — without touching the Polymarket API or writing a single line of code.
WHAT_YOU_CAN_EXPORT
Every trade, field by field
The core file, activity.csv, contains one row per fill or event — trades, redemptions, splits, merges, and rewards — sorted oldest to newest. Each row includes:
| Column | What it means |
|---|---|
| timestamp_utc | ISO-8601 UTC timestamp of the fill or event. |
| date | Human-readable date/time (UTC). |
| type | TRADE, REDEEM, SPLIT, MERGE, REWARD, and other activity types. |
| market_title | The market question (falls back to the market slug). |
| market_slug | Polymarket market slug. |
| condition_id | On-chain condition id (kept as text so it never mangles). |
| outcome | The outcome traded, e.g. Yes / No. |
| side | Buy or Sell (blank for non-trade events). |
| shares | Number of shares in the fill. |
| price | Fill price between 0 and 1. |
| usd_size | USD notional of the fill (unsigned). |
| cash_flow_usd | Signed cash movement: negative on buys, positive on sells, redeems, and rewards. |
| transaction_hash | On-chain transaction hash (kept as text). |
| asset | Outcome token id (kept as text). |
WHAT_YOU_GET
A ready-to-use export bundle
Your download is a single ZIP with three CSV files. All are UTF-8 encoded and open cleanly in Excel and Google Sheets — long ids stay as text, and market titles render correctly.
activity.csv
Every fill and event with full per-trade detail, oldest to newest, including signed cash flow.
summary_by_year.csv
Per-year totals: trades, volume, net cash flow, and best-effort realized P&L.
summary_by_market.csv
Per-market totals: trades, volume, net cash flow, and best-effort realized P&L.
WHAT_YOU_CAN_DO
What you can do with your export
Hand your full history to an accountant or import it into tax software.
Reconcile money in and out using the signed cash_flow_usd column.
Analyze your own performance — win rate, best and worst markets, P&L over time.
Keep permanent records outside Polymarket.
Import into spreadsheets, Notion, or a BI tool for custom dashboards.
Research any public wallet: how a top trader sizes, which markets they win.
Analyze your Polymarket performance
An export turns your raw fills into a clear picture of how you actually trade. The summary gives you realized P&L, total volume, trade count, markets traded, and a best-effort win rate at a glance, while the per-year and per-market breakdowns show where your money is really made and lost — the market types you have an edge in, and the ones quietly draining your bankroll.
Because it's plain CSV, the analysis is yours to run however you like: pivot by market category, filter by month, chart your equity curve, or drop it into a spreadsheet, notebook, or BI tool. No dashboard limits and no API — just your complete history in a file you control.
Your data, on your own computer
This is a read-only tool built on public on-chain data — there's no wallet connection, no private keys, and no linking of your Polymarket account. You paste an address, preview the summary, and download a file you own outright.
That makes it a durable personal record: keep a permanent copy of your trading history outside Polymarket, archive it each year for taxes, and analyze it offline whenever you want — independent of any account or dashboard.
HOW_IT_WORKS
How to export in four steps
- 1
Paste a wallet
Enter any public Polymarket wallet address (0x…) on the export page.
- 2
View the summary
Instantly see the wallet’s P&L summary, volume, markets, and recent trades — no API, no code.
- 3
Sign in free
Create a free account (or sign in) to unlock the full download.
- 4
Download the CSV
Get a ZIP with the complete per-fill history plus by-year and by-market summaries.
Exporting Polymarket trades for taxes
Many traders need a record of their Polymarket activity at tax time. This tool exports your complete trade history plus a realized-P&L summary broken down by year and by market, in plain CSV your accountant or tax software can work with. The signed cash_flow_usd column makes it easy to reconcile total money in versus money out.
The summary_by_year.csv file totals your trades, volume, net cash flow, and realized P&L for each calendar year, and summary_by_market.csv breaks the same figures down per market — so you (or your accountant) get a year-by-year record of exactly what you traded, without hand-building a spreadsheet.
Realized P&L is a best-effort estimate computed from your public fills using FIFO cost-basis matching. It is provided for convenience and record-keeping — it is not tax advice and is not a tax computation or filing-ready form. Always confirm figures with a qualified professional.
A no-code alternative to the Polymarket API
Polymarket exposes a public API and a native accounting snapshot, but pulling a clean, per-trade history usually means paging through endpoints and writing code to stitch fills together. This tool does that work for you: paste a wallet, and get a normalized, human-readable CSV in seconds — no keys, no scripts, no rate-limit juggling.
Want to go further than a spreadsheet? Once you can see who's actually winning, you can find the top Polymarket traders and copy their qualifying trades automatically on Polycopy.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to export Polymarket trades?
No account is needed to preview a wallet’s trade summary and P&L. Downloading the full CSV/ZIP requires a free account.
Is there an official Polymarket export?
Polymarket offers a native accounting snapshot and a public API, but both are limited or require code. This tool gives you an instant, per-trade CSV of any public wallet with no code — plus summary rollups.
Can I export any wallet or only my own?
Any public Polymarket wallet can be exported, since all Polymarket activity settles publicly on-chain. Paste your own wallet for your records, or any other wallet for research.
Do I need to connect my wallet or give up my keys?
No. The tool reads only public on-chain activity — there is no wallet connection, no private keys, and no linking of your Polymarket account. You paste an address and download a file you own and keep on your own computer.
What’s inside the download?
A ZIP containing activity.csv (every fill/event, oldest to newest), summary_by_year.csv, and summary_by_market.csv. All files are UTF-8 and open cleanly in Excel and Google Sheets.
Can I use this for taxes?
You can export your full trade history and a realized-P&L summary to hand to an accountant or import into tax software. The realized-P&L figures are best-effort estimates from public fills and are not tax advice or a tax computation.
Can I analyze my Polymarket performance with this?
Yes. The export gives you realized P&L by year and by market, total volume, trade count, and win rate, plus every individual fill — so you can chart your equity curve, see your most and least profitable market types, and review your position sizing in any spreadsheet.
How is realized P&L calculated?
Realized P&L uses first-in-first-out (FIFO) cost-basis matching on the wallet’s public buy, sell, and redeem fills. It reflects realized/claimed proceeds and excludes unredeemed open positions.
Are fees included?
The Polymarket activity feed does not expose per-trade fees, so fees are not included in the export.
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Disclaimer: Polycopy is an independent third-party tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Polymarket, Polymarket. Nothing on this page constitutes financial, investment, or trading advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. All trading involves risk of loss — only trade with funds you can afford to lose. Trading fees apply to all trades executed through Polycopy (1% taker / 0.5% maker). Full terms.