Anyone can fake a profit screenshot in 30 seconds with browser inspect tools. A verified receipt can't be faked: enter any Polymarket username, pick one of your closed trades, and get a receipt built from Polymarket's own public records — real entry price, shares, payout, and profit, with a proof link anyone can re-check. No wallet connection, no sign-up.
1. Look up. Your username resolves to your public wallet — the same trick our Report Card uses. 2. Pick a trade. We pull every closed position from Polymarket's public data API and sort your biggest first, wins and losses alike. 3. Get the receipt. Entry price, shares, cost, settlement, payout and realized profit — rendered as a shareable image plus a proof link that regenerates the same numbers live, forever. If the numbers ever stopped matching Polymarket's records, the receipt would change. That's what makes it proof.
Crypto runs on posted profit screenshots, and everyone in the game knows half of them are edited. The traders with real records have no way to stand out from the Photoshop crowd — until the proof is a link anyone can verify instead of a picture anyone can fake. Post the receipt, tag the doubter: post yours or it didn't happen.
Do I need to connect my wallet or log in?
No. Everything on the receipt is public information Polymarket already publishes. We never ask for a wallet connection, a signature, or a password — never enter a seed phrase anywhere, for anyone.
Can I get a receipt for someone else's trade?
Yes — any public username works. Receipt a whale, a rival, or that account selling a signal group off screenshots.
What if my trade was a loss?
Losses get receipts too, in red. Posting a verified loss is its own kind of credibility — and every legend's record has them.
Is there an animated video version?
Yes — a short MP4 with the profit counting up and the verified stamp landing is the paid tier ($0.99 in USDC, no account). It's in production now; the static receipt and proof link are free forever.
It says my username can't be found.
Some usernames don't appear in Polymarket's public search. Paste your full profile link (polymarket.com/@yourname) or your wallet address instead — that always works.
Is this financial advice?
No. It's a verified snapshot of a public track record, for education and bragging rights.
Start with our complete beginner guide, check your overall record on the Report Card, or open Polymarket → and make your first trade a small one — then come back and receipt it.
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