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BINBIT is a non-custodial trading interface for Polymarket’s short-duration crypto Up/Down markets. You trade with your own wallet, on Polymarket’s liquidity, under Polymarket’s own market rules. BINBIT supplies the interface, the charts and the support — it never takes custody of your money.
BINBIT is a front-end: a trading terminal that connects your browser wallet to markets that already exist on Polymarket. Market selection, the chart, the order ticket, your positions and your history are produced by BINBIT. Everything that involves money — the order book, the matching of your order, the holding of collateral and the final payout — happens on Polymarket’s infrastructure.
BINBIT is not a broker, not an exchange and not a counterparty to your trades. It does not quote you a price of its own, does not take the other side of your position, and does not hold a client balance. There is no BINBIT account with money in it: the balance you see in the terminal is the balance of your Polymarket trading wallet, read live from the chain.
BINBIT is operated by REGAL AND CO LLC (ՌԵԳԱԼ ԸՆԴ ԿՈ ՍՊԸ), a company registered in Armenia. BINBIT does not operate Polymarket, does not create its markets and does not decide their outcomes.
BINBIT participates in the official Polymarket Builder Program, the programme Polymarket runs for applications that let users trade Polymarket markets through their own interface. Every order BINBIT submits carries a builder attribution code, so Polymarket can see which orders came through this interface.
Builder code used by this integration: 0x6779ba6d6c8b563976e2ffc6a06ddceeb90e8ab43fbf4a02df098c15019f8175
The relationship is an integration, not ownership or sponsorship. “On Polymarket” describes where your trades are executed. Polymarket does not own BINBIT, does not endorse BINBIT’s commentary or marketing, and is not responsible for this interface.
Where the regulated activity happens. The market itself — offering the contract, matching the two sides, holding the collateral and paying the winner — is Polymarket’s activity, carried out under Polymarket’s own regulatory status and terms of use. When you trade through BINBIT you are trading on Polymarket, and Polymarket’s terms, market rules and jurisdictional restrictions apply to you in full.
What BINBIT does. BINBIT provides software: an interface, data visualisation, education and customer support, compensated through the Polymarket Builder fee. BINBIT does not accept client deposits, does not hold client assets, does not operate an order book, does not set prices and does not settle contracts.
What this means for you. Your eligibility to trade is determined by Polymarket’s rules and by the law of your own jurisdiction — not by the fact that this website loads in your browser. BINBIT applies the geographic restrictions required by the Builder Program and blocks access from restricted jurisdictions. If trading prediction markets is restricted where you live, do not use this interface.
Nothing on this site is an offer to residents of jurisdictions where such an offer would require a licence that neither BINBIT nor Polymarket holds for that jurisdiction. Nothing here is investment, legal or tax advice.
BINBIT shows one family of Polymarket markets: short-duration crypto Up/Down markets. The question is always the same — will the asset’s reference price at the end of the interval be above or below its price at the start of the interval.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Assets | Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP, Dogecoin (DOGE), BNB, HYPE, Zcash (ZEC) — subject to availability on Polymarket |
| Intervals | M5 (5 minutes) and M15 (15 minutes) |
| Outcomes | Up or Down. Each share of the winning outcome settles at $1.00; the losing outcome settles at $0.00 |
| Price shown | Cents per share. 42¢ means the market currently prices that outcome at a 42% chance |
| Minimum order | $1 |
| Collateral | pUSD, Polymarket’s dollar collateral, held in your own Polymarket trading wallet |
A new interval opens continuously, so there is always a market to trade. The window shown in the chart header is the exact interval you are trading, with its opening reference price labelled Price to beat.
Connect an EVM browser wallet such as MetaMask and sign the login message. Signing in moves no money. It is a plain text signature that proves you control the address; it grants no spending permission of any kind.
Trading on Polymarket uses a Polymarket trading wallet — a smart-contract wallet deterministically derived from your main address. Your MetaMask address and your trading wallet address are therefore different, and the terminal shows both. Your funds sit in that trading wallet, which only you control. BINBIT has no key, no spending permission and no ability to move your balance.
BINBIT will never ask for your seed phrase or private key, by any channel, for any reason. Anyone who asks you for them — including anyone claiming to be BINBIT or Polymarket support — is trying to steal from you.
Deposits go through Polymarket’s bridge directly into your own trading wallet. They do not pass through a BINBIT account, because there is no BINBIT account. Send only supported tokens on the selected network — assets sent on the wrong network can be permanently lost, and neither BINBIT nor Polymarket can recover them.
Orders are submitted as immediate-or-cancel market orders with a slippage limit. They are filled against real liquidity, so a fill is never guaranteed: an order can fill partially, or not at all, if the book is thin at your price. The quoted price is the price at that moment and can move before your order reaches the book.
The number of shares you receive equals your spend divided by the fill price. Buy $10 of an outcome at 40¢ and you receive about 25 shares, which pay $25 if that outcome wins and $0 if it does not.
Polymarket resolves these markets against a Chainlink price feed — a 60-second time-weighted average, which is deliberately hard to manipulate. That feed is the only price that decides whether you win.
The chart in BINBIT draws Binance candles, because Binance gives a proper candle history and a smooth live stream, and then continuously rescales them onto the Chainlink level so the chart and the settlement price agree. The horizontal line marked Window open is the Chainlink reference price captured at the moment the current interval opened — the level your position has to beat. BINBIT’s server records it independently every minute, so it is correct even if you open the page in the middle of an interval.
The chart is a visual aid. Minor differences between a candle wick and the Chainlink feed are normal and do not change the outcome; only the Chainlink reference price at the end of the interval does.
When the interval ends, Polymarket resolves the market against the Chainlink reference price and pays out automatically. There is nothing for you to click.
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Won | Your outcome is correct. Each share pays $1.00. The payout arrives in your trading wallet automatically, normally within 20–90 seconds of the interval closing. |
| Lost | Your outcome is wrong. The shares settle at $0.00 and the position closes itself. Nothing further is owed or charged — your loss is limited to what you spent on the position. |
| Settling… | The interval has ended and resolution or the balance update is still in flight. This is normal and usually lasts seconds. |
Payout is executed by Polymarket, not by BINBIT, and your maximum loss on any position is always the amount you spent to open it. If a winning payout has not arrived a few minutes after the interval closed, the terminal shows a support button — see Support.
You do not have to wait for the interval to end. While a position is open, the terminal shows a Close
button with its current value and your live profit or loss, for example Close $18.40 +$8.40.
Closing sells your shares back into the Polymarket order book at the current market price. The proceeds land in your balance immediately — including when you close at a loss, in which case whatever the shares are still worth is returned to you instead of being lost completely at expiry.
Early close depends on someone being willing to buy at that moment. In a thin book the fill can be partial or the price worse than quoted; in the last seconds before expiry liquidity typically dries up. The figure on the button is the current estimate, not a guarantee.
Withdrawals are available at any time, for the full available balance, with no BINBIT approval step and no BINBIT withdrawal fee — BINBIT cannot block, delay or reverse a withdrawal, because it never holds the funds. Only the destination network fee and Polymarket’s own bridge conditions apply.
| Cost | Who charges it | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Builder fee | BINBIT | This is how BINBIT earns. It is applied on top of your stake, within the limits set by the Polymarket Builder Program, and is included in the payout estimate shown before you trade. |
| Trading fee | Polymarket | Per Polymarket’s current fee schedule. |
| Network fee | The blockchain | Applies to deposits and withdrawals, not to trades. Polygon is the cheapest route. |
| Account fee | — | None. No subscription, no inactivity fee, no withdrawal fee from BINBIT. |
The payout estimate under the order ticket always shows what the trade pays if it wins with fees already taken into account, so the number on screen is the number you get.
Support is handled by BINBIT directly, in English, Russian and Armenian, through Telegram: @Regalconsulting1.
Payouts are automatic, so in normal operation there is nothing to ask for. If a winning position has not paid out a few minutes after the interval closed, a support button appears on that position. Contact us with the asset, the interval and the approximate time, and we will identify the transaction and tell you exactly where it stands. Because settlement happens on Polymarket, some cases have to be escalated to Polymarket support, and we will tell you clearly when that is the case rather than leaving you waiting.
We will never ask you for a seed phrase, a private key or a signature “to release funds”.
BINBIT stores the minimum needed to run the terminal: your connected wallet address, your derived trading wallet address, your trade records for the history tab, and a session cookie. There is no email, no password, no identity document and no KYC file held by BINBIT.
Technical connection data, including the country reported by the network, is used for the geographic restrictions required by the Builder Program. Note that blockchain activity is public by nature: wallet addresses and transactions are permanently visible on-chain and should not be treated as anonymous.
Eligibility. Adults only, and only where trading prediction markets is permitted. Access from jurisdictions restricted by Polymarket is blocked. The fact that this page loads does not mean you are legally permitted to trade — that is your responsibility to establish.
Risk of total loss. A position that resolves against you is worth zero. Five- and fifteen-minute markets are fast, and losing streaks are normal. Never commit money you need. Your loss on a position can never exceed what you spent on it, and BINBIT offers no credit, leverage or margin.
Execution risk. Liquidity, price movement, network congestion and third-party service interruptions can affect whether, and at what price, an order fills.
No advice, no guarantees. Nothing on BINBIT is personalised investment advice, and no outcome, profit or strategy is promised. Past results do not predict future results.
No, and it does not need to be, because it is not an exchange. BINBIT is a software interface. The markets are operated by Polymarket, under Polymarket’s own regulatory status, and your trades are executed there. BINBIT holds no client money and takes no side of any trade.
You do. Funds sit in your own Polymarket trading wallet, controlled by your own keys. BINBIT cannot move, freeze or access your balance, and if BINBIT disappeared tomorrow your funds would still be yours and still accessible through Polymarket.
Same markets, same liquidity, same prices. BINBIT is stripped down to crypto Up/Down only, with a proper trading chart, a one-click order ticket, the price-to-beat drawn on the chart, live profit and loss on early close, and direct human support. If you prefer Polymarket’s full interface, use it — your positions are the same positions.
BINBIT does not collect identity documents. Your access is governed by Polymarket’s own requirements and restrictions, which may change.
$1 per position. The minimum deposit is $2.
The interval has closed and resolution or the balance refresh is still completing. It normally clears in seconds. Nothing is at risk while it says Settling, and there is nothing you need to press.
No. Payout is automatic and typically lands within 20–90 seconds. The support button only appears if it has not.
No. Your maximum loss on a position is the amount you spent to open it. There is no leverage, no margin and no negative balance.
No. The Chainlink reference price at the end of the interval decides. The chart is aligned to it so what you see matches what settles, but the feed is the authority.
From the Polymarket Builder fee on trades routed through this interface. BINBIT does not profit from your losses and has no position opposite yours.