ELLIPAL

ELLIPAL is a hardware wallet company; its own pages describe air-gapped cold wallets built for self-custody rather than any trading platform. The lineup includes an NFC card wallet aimed at everyday, on-the-go use and a metal-bodied wallet built for long-term, at-home storage, plus a steel plate for backing up a seed phrase. A companion app, the ELLIPAL App, handles everything the hardware itself does not: storing balances across many blockchains, sending and receiving, swapping, buying, selling and staking, all while transactions are signed on the physical device.

Predicts.guru curates it under Wallet / Exchange because it tracks ELLIPAL as a funding layer for order flow that reaches Polymarket, not as a dedicated trading front end. Its footprint here is measured, not marketed: #469 by all-time attributed volume, $1K routed since 2026-04-27, and figures current through 2026-09-14.

Setting it up means owning the physical wallet: a trader generates keys on the device itself, backs up the recovery phrase on a steel plate, and never enters that phrase into a phone or browser. Every outgoing transaction is approved on the hardware, either by tapping the NFC card or scanning a QR code on the long-term storage wallet, before it is ever broadcast.

From there, the ELLIPAL App is what a trader uses to connect the wallet to a decentralized application and send a transaction on-chain. Where Polymarket is involved, the order is matched on its own central limit order book on Polygon and attributed to ELLIPAL through the builder code carried in that transaction, regardless of which screen the trader used to build the order.

The wallet itself holds nothing beyond the keys the trader generates: no balance sits with ELLIPAL, and no order or position data is reported back to it once a transaction is signed and sent. That also means there is no operator dashboard or trade history inside the wallet for Polymarket activity specifically; a trader has to track fills, like the 120 recorded since 2026-04-27, elsewhere.

• Air-gapped transaction signing

  Keys are generated and stored on a device that never connects to the internet, so a compromised phone or browser cannot expose them to a remote attacker.

• NFC tap to sign

  The card wallet approves a transfer with a tap instead of a cable, trading a small step of physical presence for faster everyday transactions.

• Steel seed-phrase backup

  A metal plate stores the recovery phrase in a form that survives fire or water damage, protecting the one credential that can restore a wallet's funds.

• In-app swap and stake

  The companion app also swaps, buys, sells and stakes assets through integrated providers, so managing a portfolio does not require leaving the wallet interface.

Long-term cold storage holder

Wants a Polymarket funding wallet that stays offline between trades rather than a hot wallet sitting exposed on a connected device.

Multi-chain portfolio manager

Manages balances across many blockchains from one device and one app instead of separate hot wallets per network.

Security-first retail trader

Prioritizes keeping keys off any internet-connected device over the convenience of one-click order entry on an exchange.

Trader wanting a physical backup

Wants a fireproof, waterproof steel backup of a recovery phrase rather than a paper note or a software-only wallet.

ELLIPAL states no fee for routing orders through its builder code; the operator's pages price its hardware devices, not trades placed after a trader connects a wallet to a market. Polymarket's own trading fee is set per market and applies the same way regardless of which builder carried the order, so it is not a figure this page can credit to or against ELLIPAL. What a trader should check is simpler: whether the market itself discloses its fee, and whether the flow through this wallet, 120 fills since 2026-04-27 at an average of $8 per fill, matches what they expect to pay in gas and slippage along the way.

• Keys are generated and signed entirely on a physical device, so ELLIPAL never has custody of a trader's funds.
• A steel seed-phrase backup protects the one credential that restores a wallet against fire or water damage.
• The companion app consolidates storing, swapping, buying, selling and staking, so a trader is not forced to run separate hot wallets per chain.
• NFC tap-to-sign removes the need for a cable or extra pairing step on everyday transfers.
• Every fill routed through it carries a permanent attribution record, 120 fills logged since 2026-04-27, that a trader can audit independently of the operator.

• The operator's own pages never mention Polymarket, prediction markets or order execution, so a trader gets no first-party guidance on using the wallet there.
• It publishes no fee for routing orders, leaving a trader to price the real cost from gas and each market's own fee alone.
• Signing every transaction on a physical device adds a manual step that a software wallet or exchange account does not require.
• Recent attributed activity is thin: $0 over the last seven days and 0 traders a day, worth checking before assuming the path is active.
• Its rank of #469 by all-time attributed volume rests on a small base of 120 fills, not a long track record under load.

ELLIPAL does not custody trader funds: keys are generated and stored on the physical device, and every transaction is signed there before it reaches the chain, which removes the wallet operator as a point of failure for fund custody. Transparency is thinner: the operator's own pages say nothing about Polymarket, order routing or fees for trading, so a trader has to rely on Predicts.guru's attributed figures, 120 fills and $1K of volume since 2026-04-27, rather than any disclosure from ELLIPAL itself. Operational exposure shifts to the trader: lose the device or the steel-backed seed phrase and recovery depends entirely on that trader, not on the operator.

ELLIPAL is a hardware wallet company first, and its own pages never mention Polymarket, so a trader is buying into general self-custody rather than a purpose-built trading tool. It sits at #469 by all-time attributed volume, with $1K routed since 2026-04-27, and $0 over the last seven days is worth checking before assuming the path is currently active. It fits a trader who already wants an air-gapped wallet for reasons beyond Polymarket and accepts manual device signing for every order. It does not fit someone who wants a dedicated, fast execution path with a published fee.

• Is ELLIPAL safe to use for Polymarket trading?

  ELLIPAL keeps signing keys on an offline physical device, which limits remote theft, but its own pages say nothing about Polymarket specifically, so a trader relies on Predicts.guru's attributed data rather than operator disclosure.

• What does ELLIPAL charge for trading on Polymarket?

  The operator publishes no fee for routing orders; its pages price the hardware itself. Polymarket's own per-market trading fee applies the same regardless of builder, so check the market, not ELLIPAL, for that rate.

• Does ELLIPAL hold custody of trader funds?

  No. Keys are generated and kept on the physical wallet, and transactions are signed offline before broadcast, so ELLIPAL never takes custody of a trader's funds.

• How much volume has ELLIPAL routed on Polymarket?

  Predicts.guru attributes $1K to its builder code all time and $0 over the last seven days, with 120 fills since 2026-04-27, ranking it #469 among tracked builders.

• What alternatives exist to ELLIPAL for routing Polymarket orders?

  Predicts.guru tracks other wallets, terminals and bots with published Polymarket integrations and fee terms; compare their attributed volume, fill counts and cohort size against ELLIPAL's before choosing one.

• Is ELLIPAL a Polymarket trading bot or terminal?

  No. Its own pages describe an air-gapped hardware wallet and companion app for self-custody, storing, swapping and staking, not a dedicated trading interface for Polymarket.