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By Daniel Montgomery-Smith · 15 October 2026

How to find a Polymarket trader’s wallet address

Every Polymarket trader has a public wallet address — a string starting with 0x followed by 40 letters and numbers. It is what tools use to track a trader’s bets, check their record, or copy their trades. Here is where to find it.

From a trader’s Polymarket profile

  1. Open the trader’s profile on polymarket.com — click their name anywhere it appears, such as on the Leaderboard or in a market’s activity.
  2. Look at the page address in your browser. Profile links have the form polymarket.com/profile/0x…, and the part after /profile/ is their wallet address.
  3. Or use the copy button next to their name on the profile page, which copies the address for you.

From the Polymarket leaderboard

The leaderboard ranks traders by profit for today, this week, this month or all time. Click any name to open their profile, then take the address as above. Bear in mind the leaderboard ranks by profit, which is not the same as skill — see how to tell a skilled trader from a lucky one.

Your own wallet address

Signed in to Polymarket, go to polymarket.com/settings. The address shown there is the one that holds your USDC and places your trades, and it is the one to use if you want to check your own record.

Is it safe to share?

Yes — a wallet address is public by design, and every Polymarket trade is visible on-chain anyway. What you must never share is a private key (64 characters) or a seed phrase (12 or 24 words). Anyone who has either can move everything in that wallet. Checking or tracking a wallet never needs them.

What you can do with an address

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