Bankr

Bankr is a chat driven AI agent for crypto, built around a browser terminal at bankr.bot and a Telegram bot account, @bankr_ai_bot. A trader opens a chat, an Agent tab or a Wallet and Trade panel, and asks the agent to research a market, watch a wallet or place a trade rather than clicking through a conventional order form. The same platform runs an Automations tab and an x402 marketplace for launching tokens, so trading sits inside a wider agent economy rather than a single purpose terminal.

On Polymarket specifically, Bankr carries a verified profile and sits at #116 by attributed volume, with $1.5M routed under its builder code since flow began. That lifetime total sits against a quiet recent stretch, with $0, $0 and 0 all showing nothing moving through it lately.

A trader reaches the agent from either the browser terminal at bankr.bot or the Telegram bot account @bankr_ai_bot, and both point at the same underlying agent rather than separate tools. Inside either one, the trader types a request in the Chat or Agent tab instead of filling in an order form, and the agent pulls in wallet and market context before acting.

When that request is a trade on Polymarket, the order is sent into Polymarket's own order book and stamped with Bankr's builder code, which is how the volume ends up attributed to Bankr rather than to the trader's wallet alone. The Wallet tab in the same terminal watches connected wallets on an ongoing basis, folding that view into the research the agent draws on before it places or closes a position.

Because the chat interface and the Telegram bot share one agent, whatever the agent is instructed to do in one place reflects in the other, and the same automations set up in the Automations tab can fire trades without a fresh prompt each time.

• Chat driven trade agent

  A trader asks the agent in chat to research or execute a Polymarket trade instead of building an order ticket screen by screen.

• Ongoing wallet watching

  The agent watches connected wallets on an ongoing basis and folds that view into its research rather than keeping wallet and trade as separate tabs.

• Dual chat access

  The same agent answers from the browser terminal at bankr.bot and from the Telegram bot account @bankr_ai_bot, so a trader is not tied to one interface.

• Automations for recurring actions

  An Automations tab lets a trader hand repeating trade or research actions to the agent instead of prompting it fresh every time.

Telegram native traders

Someone who already lives inside Telegram can research a market and place a Polymarket trade without switching to a browser tab.

Multi-tool crypto users

A trader who already uses Bankr for token launches or the x402 marketplace gets Polymarket access inside the same wallet and chat.

Conversational order placers

A trader who would rather type a plain request than fill in an order form fits the chat first design of the terminal.

Traders wanting bundled research

Someone who wants market research folded into the same thread as execution avoids switching between a research tool and a trading screen.

Bankr publishes no fee schedule for order routing, so a trader has no advertised rate to weigh against anything else before sending size through it. That leaves the trader watching Polymarket's own CLOB mechanics, network cost and slippage on the fill itself, since none of those are set by Bankr's builder code. Anyone routing through the Telegram bot or the terminal should confirm the total cost of a trade before repeating it through the Automations tab, where a set-and-forget rule can compound an unfavorable cost across many fills without a fresh check each time.

• Reaches a trader through both a browser terminal and a Telegram bot account, so no single outage or preference locks anyone out.
• Bundles market research and trade execution in the same chat thread instead of splitting them across tools.
• Watches connected wallets continuously rather than requiring a trader to check back manually.
• Sits inside a wider agent platform, so the same wallet already used for token launches or automations can also route Polymarket trades.
• An Automations tab lets a trader hand off repeating actions instead of manually repeating them.

• Publishes no fee schedule, so a trader has no advertised rate to plan around before routing size through it.
• $0, $0 and 0 all show no fresh Polymarket flow moving through Bankr right now.
• 0 and 0 show no active trader cohort routing through it at present, leaving no recent peer behavior to study.
• Does not detail how the agent holds or signs for a connected wallet when it places a trade.
• Runs the browser terminal and the Telegram bot off one shared agent, so a fault in that agent reaches both entry points at once.

Bankr does not state whether the chat agent takes custody of a wallet's keys or signs through a separately connected wallet when it executes a trade, so a trader granting it access should confirm that before committing meaningful size. It carries a verified profile on Polymarket, which confirms the builder code is genuinely Bankr's, but it publishes no fee schedule for a trader to check against a trade before sending it. The browser terminal and the Telegram bot account run off the same underlying agent, so a fault in that agent is not confined to one entry point.

Bankr sits at #116 by attributed volume, with $1.5M routed under its builder code since it started sending Polymarket flow, though $0, $0 and 0 show nothing moving through it lately. The chat first design fits a trader who already uses Bankr's wallet or automations for other crypto activity and wants Polymarket access in the same thread, without hunting for a stated fee before committing size. It is a weaker fit for anyone who wants to see a live, recently active cohort before trusting a builder with volume, since 0 and 0 show none right now.

• What is Bankr?

  Bankr is a chat driven AI agent reachable through a browser terminal at bankr.bot or its Telegram bot account, @bankr_ai_bot, that researches markets, watches wallets and executes trades, including on Polymarket, under its own builder code.

• Is Bankr safe to route Polymarket orders through?

  Bankr carries a verified profile on Polymarket, but it does not state whether its chat agent takes custody of a wallet or signs through one already connected, so confirm that before granting it access.

• What fees does Bankr charge on Polymarket trades?

  Bankr publishes no fee schedule for order routing, so a trader has to watch Polymarket's own CLOB costs, network fees and slippage rather than a stated rate from the builder itself.

• Can I trade Polymarket from Telegram using Bankr?

  Yes, the Telegram bot account @bankr_ai_bot runs the same agent as the browser terminal, so a trader can research a market and place a Polymarket trade directly from a chat.

• How much Polymarket volume has Bankr routed?

  Bankr sits at #116 by attributed volume with $1.5M routed under its builder code since it began sending flow, though $0 and $0 show nothing moving through it lately.

• What are alternatives to Bankr for trading Polymarket?

  Predicts.guru ranks every Polymarket builder by attributed volume, so compare Bankr's #116 and $1.5M against other entries on the same leaderboard before choosing where to route an order.

• Does Bankr do more than Polymarket trading?

  Yes, the same agent also covers token launches through an x402 marketplace and general wallet watching, so Polymarket trading is one function inside a wider crypto agent platform rather than the whole product.