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Bitquery Polymarket API: investigate on-chain activity

Bitquery Polymarket API combines Polymarket-specific queries with broader Polygon data. GraphQL and subscriptions support wallet, volume and settlement analysis, with other delivery options for eligible pipelines.

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What is Bitquery Polymarket API?

Use the service to investigate who traded, which outcome tokens a wallet holds, how volume changed and when markets resolved. Recorded trade prices describe completed on-chain activity; they are not resting CLOB orders or executable book depth.

Start with a narrow IDE query before scaling to subscriptions or bulk ingestion. Points, stream-minutes, transfer, licensing and archive coverage are separate dimensions. Kafka, gRPC and cloud delivery have their own eligibility and volume requirements.

Who it is for

  • Wallet and market analytics developers.
  • Researchers joining Polymarket and Polygon transactions.
  • Teams ingesting continuous event streams.

Features and coverage

  • Decoded trades

    Filter outcome-token trades by market, wallet or protocol.

  • Trade prices

    Read prices attached to on-chain trades.

  • Token balances

    Study wallet exposure through balance updates.

  • Market lifecycle

    Track condition creation, resolution, payouts and redemptions.

  • Aggregated volume

    Group trades and rank markets by activity.

  • Delivery formats

    GraphQL queries and WebSocket subscriptions, plus Kafka, gRPC and cloud delivery for eligible plans.

Workflows with Bitquery Polymarket API

Monitor a wallet

Filter trades to one wallet, subscribe to new rows and join balance updates for exposure.

Trace settlement

Join condition, payout and redemption events and retain transaction IDs.

Plan a historical load

Specify chain, data family, period and format before selecting archive and compute allowances.

Pricing and total cost

Annual plans list Personal at US$29/month equivalent, Pro at US$69 and Scale at US$199, billed yearly. Points, stream-minutes and data transfer are metered; full archive history is separate.

Personal — annual billing

US$29/month equivalent (US$348/year)

  • 100,000 API points/month.
  • Personal use; no streaming.

Pro — annual billing

US$69/month equivalent (US$828/year)

  • 1 million API points/month.
  • 100,000 stream-minutes and 5 GB.
  • Commercial use.

Scale — annual billing

US$199/month equivalent (US$2,388/year)

  • 5 million API points/month.
  • 2 million stream-minutes and 50 GB.
  • Commercial use.

Fees and usage costs

  • Monthly billing differs from annual commitments.
  • Archive add-ons are per chain and data family, starting at US$100/month or US$70/month equivalent billed yearly. Polymarket history needs the relevant chain/product quote.

Trial: 7-day live-data trial without a card; archive history is excluded.

Getting started

Before you start: Trade prices do not replace a resting-book feed.

  1. Create a Bitquery account and API token.
  2. Open a Polymarket example in the IDE and narrow its filters.
  3. Choose queries or subscriptions and check points, streaming and archive allowances.

On-chain trades describe completed activity, not resting CLOB liquidity.

Read DEX trade documentation

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What to check

  • Trade prices do not replace a resting-book feed.
  • Personal licensing excludes commercial use.
  • Entry plans do not include the full historical archive.
  • GraphQL, Kafka, gRPC and bulk delivery have different plan and volume requirements.

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Our take on Bitquery Polymarket API

Detailed queries and streams suit data-heavy integrations. Licensing, archive coverage and multiple usage units require careful planning; this is not a resting-book feed.

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Frequently asked questions about Bitquery Polymarket API

Can it replace an order-book feed?

Use dedicated CLOB depth for resting orders; Bitquery’s core datasets describe on-chain events.

Is full history in the base price?

Full archive access is a separate add-on.

Can I track redemptions?

Yes. Lifecycle and settlement datasets cover those on-chain events.