Polymarket Realtime Data
Receipt-backed market activity, normalized into a recoverable event stream.
Whalehunt’s Polymarket Realtime Data service turns supported Polygon observations into a structured event stream. It can report an observed intent, what a successful transaction receipt establishes, and later changes to the status of an inclusion.
Your application subscribes to authorized wallet or market scopes over WebSocket. It receives typed events, source-quality notices, and checkpoints that let a durable consumer resume after a disconnect.
This guide describes the v1 wire protocol for approved access. Availability, endpoint details, account scopes, and operating limits are provided with your access; this page does not publish a public endpoint or self-serve signup flow.
What the stream contains
- Preliminary participation observations when a supported source exposes them. They are not proof that a transaction will execute.
- Receipt-backed transaction outcomes and normalized execution amounts when the receipt is supported by the normalizer.
- Explicit inclusion status and corrections when later chain observations change an earlier assessment.
- Replay and checkpoints for resuming a saved subscription, plus source-quality information for interpreting quiet periods.
An execution may arrive without an earlier pending observation. Receipt inclusion is not the same as finality, and a later correction does not create a second execution.
What it is not
This is not a CLOB order book, an order-placement or trading API, or a SQL archive of all historical activity. The stream reports supported observations; it does not claim that every pending transaction or every possible relationship between an intent and an execution is visible.