01 · Overview
What is Bravado?
Bravado documents two ways to work with Polymarket: a trading terminal and developer APIs. The terminal documentation covers advanced orders, copy trading and liquidity-provision workflows. Its API documentation covers execution, copy trading and wallet analytics, with API-key authentication and scoped permissions. The published credit-based plans apply to API usage; terminal access and trading costs should be checked separately. The OAuth research MCP and authenticated data/trade APIs have different scopes and budgets. The trade documentation lists a 10-basis-point charge per side, separate from venue costs. FIFO reconstruction can be incomplete or fall back while processing; historical L2 delivery is separately scoped, not universal self-service access.
02 · Best for
Who is Bravado best for?
Best for
Experienced Polymarket traders and developers building execution, copy-trading or analytics workflows.
Not ideal for
Beginners or users unwilling to authorize wallet actions and automation.
Trading and automation expose users to signing, fill, liquidity, copy-trading and strategy risk; verify fees and permissions before use.
03 · Access & execution
How do access and execution work?
Scope-aware product facts
What to look for
Surfaces
Access modes
Execution modes
Pricing offers
Data capabilities
04 · Data provenance
Data provenance
Current coverage: PartialA transparent record of which official sources were checked and when.
05 · Public footprint
Public footprint
Current public signals from official platform sources, shown with their observation dates.
A transparent record of which official sources were checked and when.
06 · Sources & review
How was Bravado reviewed?
Documentation strength: PartialA transparent record of which official sources were checked and when.
Official product sources were checked for documented identity, scope, access, pricing and limitations. This is not a security audit, performance test or endorsement.

