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Funding your account means sending crypto to one of four addresses. Three of them are bridge addresses that convert what you send and forward it to your Polymarket balance; the fourth is your Polymarket proxy wallet, which you can top up directly on Polygon. All four are listed in the Telegram bot under Deposit & Wallet and in the web terminal’s deposit dialog. The extension’s wallet tab shows the three bridge addresses behind a Show deposit addresses toggle, with your proxy wallet above them under Profile. They belong to your account permanently — the same address works every time.
Send at least $10 worth. Smaller amounts are not worth bridging and may not arrive. The bot and the terminal print this minimum on the deposit screen; the extension does not, but it applies there too.

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EVM networks

One address covers all six chains. Send from whichever is cheapest for you.

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Solana

A separate address, accepting native SOL or USDC.

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Bitcoin

A separate address, accepting native BTC on-chain only.

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Your Polymarket profile

This is your proxy wallet itself, on Polygon — no bridge hop. It accepts USDC.e, USDC, USDT and pUSD. Use it when you already hold funds on Polygon and want them credited without a conversion.
The Telegram bot and the terminal’s deposit dialog link this address to its Polymarket profile page and to PolygonScan, so you can watch a deposit land from the block explorer if you want confirmation before your balance updates. The extension shows the address but does not link it.

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Choosing an address

Match the address to the chain you are sending from, not to the asset. Sending a Solana asset to the EVM address, or an EVM asset to the Bitcoin address, loses the funds — as it would anywhere else in crypto. Copy the address from the app rather than typing it. The bot, the terminal and the extension all give you a one-tap copy for the bridge addresses; in the extension the proxy address under Profile has no copy button, so select it by hand or take it from the bot or the terminal instead. Deposits are credited to the one balance shared by the bot, the terminal and the extension, so it does not matter which surface you deposited from.

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Getting funds back out

There is no withdrawal button in Ballista. The way out is to export your private key and withdraw through Polymarket with it — see Your wallet and keys.

Placing orders

Now spend it.

Limits

Every minimum and cap in one place.