standtrade

standtrade, which its operator brands Stand, is a browser based trading terminal built for prediction markets. It pulls listings from Polymarket and Kalshi into a single interface so a trader can scan, size and execute without switching sites. The product docs describe it plainly as the terminal prediction market professionals need, built around discovery panels, live feeds and a leaderboard rather than a simple order form.

Order flow placed through the terminal carries standtrade's Polymarket builder code, since the operator has been accepted into Polymarket's Builders program and states that the code tracks every trade. The same applies on Kalshi, where its own builder code covers Kalshi order flow. Beyond execution, the terminal doubles as a discovery layer: whale watching, trader tracking and a Pulse feed sit alongside the order screen, aimed at traders who want signal and execution in the same tab rather than a bare-bones ticket.

A trader connects a wallet before doing anything else; the docs list wallet integrations under Privy and Glide alongside the standard signup flow. Once connected, the Discover screen surfaces markets across Polymarket and Kalshi by category, so a trader picks a market from Pulse, the calendar or a whale's tracked position rather than searching Polymarket directly.

Placing an order routes through standtrade's own builder code on Polymarket, and through a separate builder code on Kalshi, per the operator's account of its acceptance into both Builders programs. From there, execution reaches the same order books every other route reaches; the terminal adds Take Profit and Stop Loss automation and pegged order construction on top of that flow, along with copy and counter trading against tracked wallets.

standtrade does not state whether it takes custody of trader funds itself. Its documentation names Privy and Glide as the wallet layer without describing what each holds or signs, so a trader relying on the terminal for size should confirm that split before funding an account rather than assuming it from the category label.

• Automated exit orders

  Take Profit and Stop Loss settings close a position at a set price without a trader watching the screen, with global defaults across markets.

• Pegged order construction

  Pegged orders let a trader target Polymarket Rewards eligibility instead of building a maker order by hand for every market.

• Whale and trader tracking

  Live feeds and a Pulse feed surface high-conviction moves from tracked wallets, giving a trader signal before entering a market.

• Copy and counter trading

  A trader can mirror a tracked wallet's trades directly or take the opposite side, without manually replicating each order.

• Cross-venue discovery

  Polymarket and Kalshi markets sit in one Discover screen, cutting the need to check both sites separately before picking a trade.

Whale-following momentum traders

Live feeds and trader tracking flag high-conviction moves fast, letting a trader react to a tracked wallet's position before it moves the market.

Multi-venue prediction traders

Polymarket and Kalshi markets sit in one Discover screen, useful for anyone unwilling to keep two tabs open to compare the same event.

Rewards-farming market makers

Pegged order construction targets Polymarket Rewards eligibility, suiting a trader optimizing for maker rebates rather than pure directional bets.

Hands-off exit managers

Take Profit and Stop Loss automation suits a trader who sets an exit plan up front and does not want to babysit a position.

Copy traders new to sizing

Copy and counter trading against tracked wallets gives a newer trader a template for position sizing without designing a strategy from scratch.

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standtrade does not state whether it custodies trader funds itself; its docs point to a wallet layer built on Privy and Glide without describing what each one holds or signs. It carries a verified profile on Polymarket, and its Polymarket and Kalshi builder codes are confirmed through its own acceptance into both Builders programs, which at least ties routed flow to a named operator rather than an anonymous relay.

The operational exposure worth weighing is the automation itself: Take Profit, Stop Loss and pegged orders execute on a trader's behalf once configured, so a misconfigured trigger acts without a second confirmation from the trader.

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• What is standtrade?

  standtrade, branded Stand by its operator, is a browser based trading terminal that pulls Polymarket and Kalshi markets into one interface for discovery, copy trading and automated exits.

• Is standtrade safe to use?

  It holds a verified Polymarket profile and confirmed builder codes on Polymarket and Kalshi, but it does not state whether it custodies funds itself, so a trader should confirm wallet custody through Privy and Glide before funding an account.

• What fees does standtrade charge?

  Its curated listing advertises a 0% fee, but the captured pages show no schedule for copy trading, pegged orders or automated exits, so a trader should check its Fees page directly before routing size.

• How does standtrade route orders to Polymarket?

  Orders placed on the terminal carry standtrade's own builder code, since the operator states it was accepted into Polymarket's Builders program and that the code tracks every trade routed through it.

• What can a trader do on standtrade besides place trades?

  The terminal adds whale watching, trader tracking, a Pulse feed and a calendar for discovery, plus copy and counter trading against wallets a trader chooses to follow.

• Does standtrade support Take Profit and Stop Loss orders?

  Yes, its docs describe global Take Profit and Stop Loss settings that close a position automatically once a set price is reached, without a trader watching the market.