CoinStats Polymarket integration: identify the account before syncing

The documented Polymarket connection uses a public address

The product-specific CoinStats page retrieved October 25 instructs readers to open Polymarket’s profile panel, copy the 0x wallet address shown under the username and paste that address into CoinStats. That is more specific than the generic “API Sync” label elsewhere on the page: this documented flow asks for a wallet address, not a US-dollar account login or exchange secret.

No recovery phrase or private key is needed to paste a public address. A public address can still reveal portfolio information, so only share it with a service whose privacy terms you accept. The documentation does not establish a separate Polymarket US connector or guarantee that all historic fills/transfers reconcile. It supports an address-based portfolio guide, not a claim that we tested account sync.

Free limits and recurring billing

The displayed Basic tier includes ten portfolios, 20,000 transactions and ten daily syncs per portfolio. The page promotes Premium at $13.99/month after a seven-day trial, with recurring billing. Other annual-plan columns and the FAQ show differing portfolio/transaction descriptions; confirm the actual selected entitlement at checkout rather than merging the largest numbers.

The trial FAQ says signup is for a yearly plan, with a charge after the trial unless cancelled. The same page describes a 14-day money-back guarantee. A monthly-equivalent headline and an annual billing commitment are different costs.

Read-only exchange imports are not every wallet connection

An exchange API connection, a public wallet address and a CSV upload are different import routes. The integrations list alone does not prove that CoinStats offers all three for Polymarket. Follow the product-specific connection flow and verify its requested permissions and account identity; do not paste an exchange API key into a wallet-address field.

Reconcile a small known set of positions, timestamps, transfers and balances with the original account before relying on totals. This describes an acceptance procedure, not a claim that we connected an account. If the connector identifies only an international wallet, it does not establish support for a US-dollar Polymarket account or grant a US trading route.

For an exchange that supports an API integration, request the minimum read-only scope; for a public-address connector there may be no API credential at all. The page does not claim a Polymarket-specific CSV route or private import completeness. Its useful scope is recognising connection types and preventing the US/international account mix-up.

Public address means read-only portfolio context

The documented flow copies a 0x wallet address from the Polymarket profile into CoinStats’ Polymarket connection. It does not require a private key. This establishes a documented public-address workflow, not completeness of every trade, a US dollar-account integration or tax-report coverage.