Risk Disclosure

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Last updated: April 25, 2026

In short: you can pay an entry fee and get nothing back. Most challenges fail. Only take part with money you are comfortable losing.

PolyFunding is a paid skill challenge

PolyFunding is a paid skill challenge with a cash prize. It is not investing, trading, or gambling.
You pay an entry fee. You receive a simulated trading account. You may earn a bounty if you meet the rules. You may also earn nothing.
Most participants in any prop-firm-style challenge do not pass. You should treat the entry fee as money you are willing to lose.

If you breach the maximum drawdown, daily drawdown, or position-sizing rules, your challenge ends immediately and your fee is forfeit.
If you do not hit the profit target within 30 days, your challenge expires and your fee is forfeit.
If you do not trade on at least 10 different days, you cannot pass even if you reach the profit target. Fee is forfeit.
Entry fees are non-refundable. Pay only with money you are comfortable losing.

Paper fills are based on live Polymarket orderbook data and approximate what you would likely receive. They are not perfect.
Latency, partial fills, market impact, and orderbook race conditions may all differ from a live execution. We do our best, but expect drift.
Limit orders fill when a real trade prints at or through your price. If liquidity is thin, your order may sit unfilled for a long time even though you would expect a fill.

PolyFunding uses public market data from Polymarket. We do not control Polymarket and are not affiliated with them.
If Polymarket changes their API, removes a market, or experiences downtime, PolyFunding may degrade or pause. We will do our best to extend or refund affected challenges, but cannot guarantee it.
If a market you hold a position in is delisted before resolution, you may not be able to close that position. We may force-close it administratively at a price we determine in good faith.

Entry fees and bounties are paid in USDC on Solana or Polygon. You are responsible for safeguarding the wallet you use.
If you lose access to your wallet, we cannot recover your fee or pay your bounty.
Network congestion or fee spikes may delay payments. We are not liable for chain-level issues.
USDC is issued by a third party (Circle). We do not control its peg or redeemability.

Bounties may be taxable income in your jurisdiction. You are responsible for determining and paying any tax owed.
We do not issue 1099s, P60s, or other tax forms. Keep your own records.
If you require tax documentation, consult a tax professional in your country.

Nothing on PolyFunding — including the markets we list, the example trades shown, or any communication from us — is investment, legal, or tax advice.
Markets you trade on PolyFunding are not investments. They are inputs to a skill challenge.
Decisions you make on PolyFunding are entirely your own.

PolyFunding is software. Software has bugs. We may discover bugs that affect fills, P&L calculations, or rule evaluation.
If we discover a bug that materially advantaged or disadvantaged you, we will use our good-faith judgment to fix the affected challenges. This may mean voiding a pass or extending a failed challenge.
We do not pay damages beyond the entry fee, in line with the limits in our Terms of Service.