Polyscout

Polyscout is the Telegram bot @polyscoutbot, reached through a single start link rather than a downloadable app or browser extension. It holds a verified profile on Polymarket, which ties its order flow to a registered builder code, and because it operates as a bot account rather than a channel, a trader sends it commands directly instead of just reading posts.

A trader reaches Polyscout by opening its Telegram start link, which drops them straight into a chat with @polyscoutbot rather than a registration form or wallet-connect screen on a website. Everything after that, from receiving a signal to sending a command back, happens inside Telegram.

Once a trade is placed through the bot, it routes into Polymarket's own central limit order book tagged with Polyscout's builder code, the same matching engine every other builder writes into. That tag is what lets Predicts.guru attribute the resulting volume, $1.1M all time, back to this specific bot rather than to Polymarket generally.

Polyscout does not state on its Telegram page whether it executes from a wallet the trader connects and controls or from funds passed through the bot itself, and it publishes no terms page describing custody. A trader deciding to route orders through it is relying on the bot's own account security and uptime, with no independent statement of how funds or keys are handled in between.

• Chat-only order entry

  Trades are placed and tracked from inside the Telegram conversation itself, so a trader already living in the app never opens a separate terminal to act on a signal.

• Single-link Telegram onboarding

  Joining means opening one start link that drops a trader straight into the bot chat, skipping any separate signup form before it can route an order.

• Flat headline rate

  The operator quotes a flat 1% on trades rather than a tiered schedule, so the advertised cost per trade stays the same regardless of size.

Chat-first signal traders

Anyone who already lives in Telegram for signals and would rather send a trade command there than switch to a browser tab.

Traders auditing builder history

Someone weighing route history before committing can check $1.1M in attributed volume and a rank of #134 against other builders.

Traders who invite others

People who plan to bring other traders in and collect a share of what those referred traders pay in fees.

Traders wanting simple onboarding

Someone who wants to start trading through a single link without filling out a signup form or installing an app.

Polyscout advertises a flat 1% on trades routed through the bot, a single rate rather than a tiered schedule tied to size or frequency. The operator also runs a referral program that returns half of a referred trader's fees to whoever brought them in, which is a cost that flows between traders rather than to the bot itself.

• Carries a verified Polymarket profile tied to a registered builder code.
• Onboarding takes one start link with no separate signup form.
• Trading happens inside a chat a Telegram-native trader already has open.
• Quotes a single flat rate instead of a tiered fee schedule.
• Has routed a meaningful volume history, $1.1M all time, placing it at #134 among tracked builders.
• Runs a referral program that pays inviters a share of a referred trader's fees.

• Does not state whether it holds funds or trades from a wallet the trader keeps control of.
• Publishes no terms page describing custody, security or what happens if the bot goes offline.
• Offers no changelog or status note on its Telegram page explaining the long stretch without routed volume.

Polyscout does not publish a custody model: nothing on its Telegram page says whether trades execute from a wallet the trader controls or from funds routed through the bot itself. The verified Polymarket profile confirms its builder code is registered, but that only proves attribution, not that funds or keys are handled safely.

A Telegram-native trader curious about copy-style routing could test it with money they can afford to have stall; anyone who needs an active, transparent venue right now should look elsewhere until fresh activity shows up on the record.

• What is Polyscout?

  Polyscout is a Telegram bot, @polyscoutbot, that routes Polymarket orders under its own builder code, reached through a start link rather than a separate app or website.

• Is Polyscout safe to use?

  It carries a verified Polymarket profile, but it does not publish how it handles custody or funds, and it has shown no recent routed activity to observe.

• What fees does Polyscout charge?

  The operator advertises a flat 1% on all routed trades and also runs a referral program that pays inviters a share of a referred trader's fees.

• How does Polyscout work?

  A trader opens its Telegram start link, chats with @polyscoutbot to place orders, and those orders route into Polymarket's order book tagged with Polyscout's builder code.

• What are alternatives to Polyscout?

  Predicts.guru ranks builders by attributed volume, so a trader can compare Polyscout's rank of #134 against other Telegram bots and terminals before choosing one.