When a Copy From the Feed Does Not Fill

Polycopy validates the request, checks pUSD Cash and allowance, verifies the market can accept orders, and confirms the requested size fits market rules.

The order is rounded to the market tick and size rules, then signed through the connected wallet setup before submission.

Polycopy submits the signed order to the Polymarket central limit order book, then polls order status so the app can show whether it filled, rested, or failed.

You may see pending, open, filled, partial, expired, canceled, rejected, or timed out. Partial means only part of the requested amount filled; open means a resting Limit/GTD order can still fill before expiry.

Price moved beyond your tolerance, liquidity was too thin, your amount was too large for the available book, the order was below minimum size, or the market closed or resolved.

Your pUSD Cash may be too low, funds may be tied up in open positions or open orders, allowance may need refreshing, or the wrong wallet may be connected.

Rate limits, exchange errors, proxy issues, temporary network failures, or delayed order-status responses can cause rejected or timed-out attempts.

Refresh the card price, reduce the amount, check that the market is still open, and compare pUSD Cash with portfolio value. Cash available for new orders is what matters.

A wider slippage tolerance or a Limit/GTD order can improve fill chance, but only use wider tolerance when you are still willing to own the trade at that protected price.

Open Orders and Portfolio before retrying. A partial fill or resting order can already exist even if the first attempt looked uncertain.

Use the Get Help form (the ? icon in the top navigation, or /help#contact) or email help@polycopy.app. Send the trader, market, side, amount, error text, and timestamp. Those details let support separate price movement, liquidity, wallet balance, allowance, and exchange issues quickly.