--- url: "https://predictiontoolkit.com/tools/polydesk/" publisher: "PredictionToolkit" dateModified: "2026-11-03" --- [← AI agents]() ![PolyDesk logo]() Infrastructure # PolyDesk: Bounded Trade Missions and Portfolio-Monitoring Services PolyDesk documents HTTP and agent services for Polymarket trade missions, recurring portfolio monitoring and fixed-scope integration reviews. It is designed to sit behind another platform's interface and identity, with explicit service contracts and delivery boundaries. [**3.5**/ 5Editorial rating]() [Editorial assessment]() [Open PolyDesk]() polydesk.trade **Available on:** API · Email **Pricing:** [See plans and costs ↓]() [Screenshots]() [Explore alternatives]() [AI agents]() [Data APIs]() +3 more [Portfolio tracking]() [Alerts]() [Copy trading]() ## Screenshots and interface Product preview1 / 3 The documented service choices and pricing entry points. ## What is PolyDesk? A one-off mission proceeds through intelligence, readiness, bounded approval, execution handoff and receipt. Track lifecycle state and the final output instead of treating request acceptance as completed execution. Monitoring is a separate service: addresses, verified email delivery and summaries do not themselves authorize trading or copying. The documented integration does not accept private keys, seed phrases or reusable CLOB credentials. Return destinations are configured integration identities, not arbitrary caller URLs. An assessment examines a defined platform flow and produces review evidence rather than blanket security certification. Direct API access and marketplace indexing are separate; Base catalog indexing is noted as pending. ### Who it is for - Embedding prediction-market services in another application. - Building portfolio-monitoring agents. - Reviewing a platform's authorization and execution flow. ## Components and integration requirements - **Versioned manifest** Discover declared services and machine contracts through the public integration document. - **One-off trade mission** Process a bounded request through intelligence, readiness, approval, execution handoff and receipt. - **Managed monitoring** Monitor configured accounts, deliver alerts to verified email destinations and schedule summaries. - **Separately authorized copying** Add bounded copy actions through explicit authority rather than assuming monitoring includes execution. - **Integration assessment** Review wallet, payment, authorization, execution, recovery and receipt controls in a defined platform flow. - **Typed lifecycle output** Track task state and terminal results rather than inferring success from acceptance. - **Portable evidence** Retain public execution evidence and receipts for downstream review. - **Originating-platform presentation** Keep the app's identity, approval interface and configured return destination. ## Infrastructure workflows ### Embed a trading mission Use the manifest to identify the service and its market, account and limit inputs. The integration must present any required bounded approval and follow the mission's state through to the final receipt; accepting the request is only one stage. ### Set up monitoring A monitoring subscription needs the addresses to watch, delivery preferences and a verified email recipient. Inspect the created subscription as a monitoring-only service; copying requires authority from the separate execution flow. ### Assess an integration For an integration assessment, the input is one clearly defined platform flow. Select the audit service for that scope and use its returned evidence to decide which implementation details need changing. ## Pricing and total cost The integration page lists three core services. API availability is separate from marketplace indexing; the Base catalog entry is noted as pending. ### One-Off Polymarket Trade 0.1 USDT/mission - One bounded mission and its resulting receipt ### Managed Polymarket Agent 5 USDT/month - Configured monitoring, alerts and summaries - Optional separately authorized copying ### Polymarket Integration Audit 25 USDT/assessment - Fixed-scope integration review **Trial:** The managed service lists a 3-day trial. ## Deployment and integration 1. Read the public manifest and select a declared service. 2. Follow the platform quickstart for the request structure. 3. Supply market, account, limits and originating-platform identity. 4. Configure verified delivery settings for recurring monitoring. 5. Present the required approval for a financial action. 6. Track returned state and store the terminal receipt. [Read PolyDesk documentation]() ## Useful links - [View services and pricing]() ### What to check - The integration does not accept private keys, seed phrases or reusable CLOB credentials. - Return destinations use configured identities rather than arbitrary caller-provided URLs. - An integration assessment is a scoped review, not blanket security certification. - Request acceptance is not evidence of completed execution. A closer look ## Ratings & reviews Editorial rating **3.5**/ 5 0 user reviews PredictionToolkit editorial ### Our take on PolyDesk PolyDesk's value for an integrator lies in making the requested service explicit: a bounded mission, a monitoring subscription or a scoped assessment. That separation must survive the host interface. A monitoring request cannot stand in for execution approval, and mission completion should be tied to its final receipt. **Assessment criteria:** Task usefulness, documented scope, setup clarity, and access and cost transparency. **Assessment date:** 2026-10-05 **Documentation reviewed:** 2026-10-01 Documentation-based assessment. [How we rate]() ### User reviews 0 The main score switches to user ratings after 5 published reviews. **Be the first to share your experience** A specific example helps the next person choose the right tool. ## Related tools [Browse category]() ![Ask Gina research and wallet assistant with embedded demonstration]() ![Ask Gina logo]()[Ask Gina]() Platform**3.5**Editorial Research markets conversationally, use supported order workflows and schedule wallet tasks with explicit access choices. - Access Web · MCP Compare a user-facing financial agent and wallet. ![Polynode Charts SDK example and real-time data displays.]() ![Polynode logo]()[Polynode]() Data API**3.5**Editorial Filtered WebSockets, wallet history, market metadata and order-book data with explicit account-level limits. - Access API · CLI Add filtered event data to custom monitoring. ![Chance diagram explaining its verification harness.]() ![Chance logo]()[Chance]() Infrastructure**3.0**Editorial A separate verification step for matching proposed trading actions to their original instructions. - Access Web · API · MCP Also in AI Agents and Assistants. ## Frequently asked questions about PolyDesk ### Can I use monitoring alone? Yes. It is a separate service boundary and does not authorize trades. ### Where are the machine contracts described? The documentation links the public manifest and service catalog. ### How do I know a task finished? Track its lifecycle state and terminal receipt. ### Can another platform retain its own interface? Yes. The documented design keeps the originating platform's experience and identity. In this profile