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tread.fi

Run configurable execution algorithms across connected exchange accounts, with order monitoring and transaction-cost analysis.

Available on
Web, REST API
Pricing
The main execution page does not publish a universal plan or prediction-market fee table
Availability: public

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What is tread.fi?

tread.fi is a broader digital-asset execution platform whose release history includes Polymarket wallet integration. It focuses on how an order is worked: pacing, passive execution, multi-order workflows and monitoring. Supported strategy controls must be checked for the selected venue rather than assumed identical across spot, derivatives and prediction markets.

Who it is for

  • Traders working orders with execution constraints
  • Teams connecting several exchange accounts
  • Developers integrating an execution engine

Features and coverage

Available on
Web, REST API
Markets & venues
Polymarket, Supported CEXs and DEXs
Research topics
Algorithmic execution, Order pacing
  • Connected accounts

    Link supported exchanges by API or wallet.

  • Algorithmic orders

    Configure execution behavior through the terminal.

  • Multi-order workflows

    Organize more than one execution task.

  • Passive-only setting

    Keep an algorithm from crossing the spread.

  • Participation limit

    Reduce interval quantities when trading would exceed the selected share of market volume.

  • Order monitoring

    Inspect live progress and execution details.

  • Transaction-cost analysis

    Review costs after fills.

  • REST integration

    Use the engine programmatically; self-deployment is advertised for enterprise needs.

Workflows with tread.fi

Work a patient order

Choose price and duration, then apply passive-only behavior if appropriate for the venue.

Limit market impact

Set a participation cap and inspect whether reduced size leaves the order underfilled.

Review execution

Compare actual fills, costs and remaining quantity against the original objective.

Pricing and total cost

The main execution page does not publish a universal plan or prediction-market fee table. Different exchange and product paths have their own costs; inspect the selected route.

Getting started

Before you start: Passive-only execution can leave an order partially or entirely unfilled.

  1. Read the supported venue and strategy documentation.
  2. Create an account.
  3. Connect only the required exchange permissions.
  4. Select the market and execution objective.
  5. Set size, duration and applicable controls.
  6. Monitor fills and reconcile the exchange account.

Useful links

What to check

  • Passive-only execution can leave an order partially or entirely unfilled.
  • A participation cap reduces quantity and does not automatically extend duration.
  • Broader DeFi swap or derivatives features are not necessarily Polymarket features.
  • The documentation’s Polymarket integration entry does not establish identical support for every wallet model.

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Our take on tread.fi

Execution controls and transaction-cost analysis provide a clear professional workflow. Passive-only orders and participation caps can leave quantities unfilled, while commercial terms depend on the selected venue route.

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Frequently asked questions about tread.fi

Is tread.fi prediction-market-only?

No. It also serves other digital-asset venues.

Can I prevent an algorithm from taking liquidity?

The docs describe a passive-only setting.

Does a participation limit extend the order window?

No. The documented setting keeps the original duration.

Can developers use the engine?

A REST integration and enterprise deployment options are advertised.