Polymarket's markets are on Liquary too. The question is what surrounds them.
Updated September 2026
The Liquary case, in three numbers
| What matters | Liquary | Polymarket |
|---|---|---|
| Venues | Polymarket's order book on Polygon, and HIP-4 on Hyperliquid's | Polymarket's order book on Polygon |
| Polymarket liquidity | Identical: orders go to Polymarket's own book | Identical |
| Custody | Self-custodial: your keys, whether you sign in by email or connect a wallet | Email login with a platform-managed wallet, or connect your own |
| Onboarding | Email code: no seed phrase, no KYC | Email signup; identity verification on Polymarket US |
| Fees | Polymarket's own fee on its markets, nothing added today; on HIP-4, 0% until Oct 31, 2026, then 0.05% per fill | Category-based taker fees (highest on crypto markets; some markets free) |
| Best price | Both venues quoted for your amount, fees included; the order goes to the one you pick | Polymarket's price only |
| Market catalog | Polymarket's most active markets and upcoming matches, plus every HIP-4 market | Every Polymarket market, across politics, sports, culture, crypto |
| Funding | USDC on Hyperliquid, moved to Polymarket's pUSD in the app when you trade there | pUSD on Polygon |
| Beyond predictions | Perps with leverage and spot trading in the same wallet | Prediction markets only |
Liquary carries Polymarket's markets. An order placed on one of them goes to Polymarket's own order book, from a Polymarket deposit wallet that your own wallet owns: the same liquidity, the same fees, the same resolution as on polymarket.com. Polymarket's geographic restrictions apply to its markets on Liquary exactly as they do there.
So the comparison is no longer between two prediction-market sites. It is between trading Polymarket on its own, and trading it alongside Hyperliquid's HIP-4 markets in an app that also holds perps and spot.
Polymarket is the reference prediction market, and it earned that. Its catalog runs to thousands of questions across politics, entertainment, sports, science and crypto. Liquary lists the most active of them and the matches coming up, which covers most of what trades on a given day but not the long tail. Since late 2025 Polymarket also operates a CFTC-regulated venue for US residents, which Liquary does not serve.
If you only ever trade Polymarket and want every question it lists, its own site is the shortest path, and this page won't pretend otherwise.
The first is a second venue on the same screen. Many matches are listed on both Polymarket and Hyperliquid, under the same rules; Liquary shows such a match once and quotes both venues for the amount you enter, fees included. Neither is always cheaper: it depends on the market and on the size of the order, which is exactly why the comparison is made per order. The order then goes to one venue, never split across two chains.
The second is the money path. If your funds sit on Hyperliquid, the app moves them to Polymarket when you trade there, and back when you are done; there is no bridge to find and no network to pick. The same self-custodial wallet holds your perps, spot and HIP-4 positions.
The third is memory on the Hyperliquid side. Hyperliquid prunes resolved markets from its API; Liquary runs its own indexer and keeps the archive (resolved questions, odds history, volumes and trader records), so a HIP-4 market's history does not evaporate at settlement.
Yes, where Polymarket allows it. Orders go to Polymarket's own order book from a deposit wallet your wallet owns, and Polymarket's geographic restrictions apply to its markets on Liquary just as they do on polymarket.com.
It costs the same: Polymarket's own fee applies, and Liquary adds nothing on top today. What can be cheaper is the other venue: when the same match is listed on Hyperliquid, Liquary quotes both for your amount, fees included, and you choose where the order goes.
No. Liquary is not available to US persons. US residents looking for a regulated venue should use Polymarket US, which operates under CFTC oversight.
None until October 31, 2026: the Liquary fee is currently 0%, so you pay Hyperliquid's protocol fee and nothing on top. After that it returns to a flat 0.05%, charged on each fill, buying and selling alike. Holding a position through to resolution is still free of the Liquary fee: settlement is not a fill. Hyperliquid's own exchange fee applies separately, as a venue fee does everywhere.
No. Signing in with an email one-time code creates a self-custodial wallet automatically, with no seed phrase to store. If you already have a wallet, you can connect it directly instead.
HIP-4 is Hyperliquid's native prediction-market standard: real-money markets that trade on the chain's on-chain order book, settle in USDC, and resolve on-chain. The venue and settlement are Hyperliquid itself.
Live prediction markets on sports, crypto and macro, no account needed to look.
Liquary is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Polymarket. Facts checked September 2026. Polymarket's fee schedule is category-based and changes regularly; check their documentation for current rates. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
