What is Dimes?

The integration starts with collateral and a quote. A customer posts collateral through the partner product, reviews the offered borrowing terms and opens a larger Polymarket position. Up to 10× leverage is advertised, but each quote and changing conditions determine what a particular position can obtain.

Dimes handles underwriting, margining, hedging and liquidation behind the interface. Integrators can build web terminals, mobile apps, wallets, Telegram bots or CLI tools, then use the partner portal to review activity and economics. The separately promoted Smart Margin product remains marked coming soon.

Who it is for

Teams adding a financing option to a trading product they already operate.
Developers implementing bot or command-line trading flows.
Traders examining the credit provider and fee structure behind a partner frontend.

Features and coverage

Credit in the partner interface
Add financing without moving the customer to a separate trading frontend.
Position-specific leverage
Request a quote for buying power up to 10× and present its borrowing terms before opening credit.
Managed position lifecycle
The provider takes responsibility for credit, margining, hedging and liquidation.
Core CLI operations
Portfolio, quote, credit and repay commands expose the main financing flow to command-line products.
Partner fees and reporting
Partners set an origination fee on incremental leveraged volume and use a portal to review activity and economics.
Several integration surfaces
The documented surfaces include web terminals, mobile apps, wallets, Telegram bots and command-line tools.

Workflows with Dimes

Build a leverage confirmation

Request API access, implement quotes and show collateral, position size, margin and liquidation terms before the customer confirms.

Settle a financed position

Use the closing or repayment flow and show the customer the amount collected after the credit is settled.

Compare complete borrowing costs

Read the Dimes quote alongside the frontend’s origination fee: partners can charge different interface fees.

Pricing and total cost

Dimes supplies integration and credit terms directly. The sources list neither a single public subscription price nor a universal borrowing rate.

Fees and usage costs

The integrating partner chooses its origination fee on incremental leveraged volume; evaluate it together with the position quote.

Getting started

Before you start: Position terms and leverage availability can change; a headline maximum does not describe every quote.

Read the official documentation and request integration access.
Choose the frontend and account flow, then implement portfolio and quote calls before credit opening.
Show margin and liquidation information at confirmation, and implement repayment and position monitoring.
Check the partner portal’s reporting and fee settlement.

Available leverage is determined by the quote and current conditions; a maximum is not an entitlement for every position.

Dimes API and CLI documentation

Useful links

What to check

Position terms and leverage availability can change; a headline maximum does not describe every quote.
Smart Margin is advertised separately as coming soon.
Dimes is infrastructure for partner products, not a standalone market screener.

A closer look

Ratings & reviews

Editorial rating

3.5/ 5

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PredictionToolkit editorial

Our take on Dimes

The quote-before-credit flow and explicit lifecycle responsibilities make Dimes understandable for integrators. A decision still needs commercial terms and runtime verification of borrowing costs, partner charges and changing leverage availability.

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