Check Which Polymarket Account Is Linked
How to confirm which Polymarket account Polycopy trades with: compare the wallet address on the Settings page with polymarket.com/portfolio, and reconnect if they differ.
Last updated August 21, 2026
Settings shows exactly which account Polycopy trades with. Open Settings and look for the POLYMARKET WALLET row — it shows a shortened address, or "NOT CONNECTED". Compare it with the account on polymarket.com/portfolio. If the two match, Polycopy is trading with the account you think it is, and whatever is wrong is something else.
Check the address in two minutes
Find your address in Polycopy
Open Settings and look at the POLYMARKET WALLET row. Click the address to copy it in full — it is shortened on screen, and comparing shortened addresses by eye is how people convince themselves two different accounts are the same one.
Compare it with Polymarket
Open polymarket.com/portfolio in another tab and find your wallet address there. Paste rather than squint: check the whole string, not just the first few characters.
If they don't match, reconnect
In Settings, remove the connected wallet and connect again with the key for the account you actually fund and trade with. Removing asks you to confirm and warns that the stored key is deleted — that is expected, and it moves no funds. If you are not sure which key belongs to which account, contact support through the Get Help form BEFORE removing anything.
The classic symptom: balance looks wrong
The usual sign of a wrong link is Polycopy reporting insufficient balance while Polymarket clearly shows funds. That has two common causes. Either the funds sit in a different Polymarket account than the one linked to Polycopy, or the funds are tied up in open positions.
Portfolio value is not spendable cash. Polycopy can only place new trades with free pUSD, so a portfolio showing hundreds of dollars in open positions can still have nothing available for a new order. Check the Cash line on your Polymarket portfolio, not the total. If Cash is low, selling a position or adding funds frees things up.