What is Amplifi?

The interface previews buying power and liquidation price for leverage up to 10× where terms allow. The threshold can tighten as interest accrues or bid-side depth falls, even if the headline price is unchanged. Available account cash can absorb a liquidation shortfall before the lending pool.

Manual closing and supported take-profit behavior provide voluntary exits. Developers have account-lifecycle APIs and WebSocket updates for deposits, trading and withdrawals. Lending pools need their own review of financed events, rates and loss allocation; cross-margin on additional venues remains a future expansion.

Who it is for

Traders evaluating leveraged prediction markets.
Developers integrating margin positions.
Lenders evaluating event-linked pools.

Features and coverage

Up to 10× leverage
Buying power depends on market terms.
Venue order-book execution
Trade real Polymarket shares through its order book.
Liquidation preview
Inspect the liquidation-price gauge when choosing leverage.
Dynamic threshold
Interest and book depth affect monitored margin.
Voluntary closing
Close manually or with supported take-profit behavior.
Risk-grouped lending
Pools supply credit linked to market risk.
Lifecycle API
Access markets, deposits, orders, withdrawals and account state.
Position updates
Use documented WebSocket account changes.

Workflows with Amplifi

Preview a position

Compare notional, collateral, borrowing APR and liquidation before opening.

Monitor margin drift

Check the threshold as interest and bid-side liquidity change.

Compare lending pools

Inspect financed events, rates and pool-specific loss allocation.

Pricing and total cost

Costs combine trading, borrowing and withdrawals; market-specific terms determine the actual total.

Fees and usage costs

Opening and voluntary-closing fees use a market-dependent fraction of the Polymarket taker-fee curve. The close-side curve is zero at settlement values 0 and 1.
Borrowing APR applies to borrowed capital; 1× borrows nothing.
Withdrawals cost 0.20 USDC.
Liquidation documentation lists a 10% initial-margin penalty capped at remaining equity.

Getting started

Before you start: Liquidation thresholds can change without a price move.

Read market fees and margin terms, then configure a margin account.
Choose market, collateral and leverage and review borrowing/liquidation.
Monitor position and available cash; use closing or repayment to exit.

Interest or thinner depth can tighten liquidation price.

Read margin and fee documentation

Useful links

What to check

Liquidation thresholds can change without a price move.
Available account cash can cover liquidation shortfalls before the pool.
Maximum leverage and fees vary by market conditions.
Cross-margin on additional venues is future expansion.

A closer look

Ratings & reviews

Editorial rating

3.0/ 5

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Our take on Amplifi

Amplifi documents the inputs to its margin and liquidation calculation. Borrowing costs and changing order-book depth make these positions demanding to supervise; documentation alone does not validate actual execution or liquidation behavior.

Based on documented features, setup and access terms. How we rate