How to Export Your Polymarket History (US 2026)

Official Glossary: History is the section showing your past filled orders and closed positions. That is the official name for the record this page is after. Official Place a Trade, Official Monitor Your Positions, and Official Check Your Balance do not reprint a retail tab, tile, or column header literally labelled History, Activity, or Statements on the swipe we checked. We will not invent one. The action is: open Portfolio, then look for the live list of past fills and closed tickets — and use whatever History / activity / statements label the live US app actually prints.

Official Portfolio API Overview names trading activity history. Official Get Activities returns trades, position resolutions, and account balance changes (deposits, withdrawals, transfers, and other typed events those pages list). That is an authenticated API feed, not a home-screen Activity chip we will paste onto the US swipe. If the live Portfolio prints Activity, use that live word. If it only prints History — or no header at all — follow the live screen.

Official US retail pages we checked do not reprint a control labelled Statements, Monthly statement, or Account statement. Official Reporting Data names CSV report downloads for spreadsheets, compliance record-keeping, and third-party analysis — trader / institutional endpoints, not a confirmed Profile → Statements path. We will not invent a statement button. If the live wallet or Profile shows a statements or documents control, use that live label.

Official Place a Trade: after you swipe, open the Portfolio tab to track the position and market value. Official Website vs App: US residents deposit and trade in the Polymarket US app, not on polymarket.com. Official What is Polymarket US? is the fiat, CFTC-regulated desk this record belongs to. How to read your Polymarket portfolio is the live screen. This page starts after that tab is open and looks for the past-fill list.

Official Glossary: a fill is when an order completes; a closed position is one you no longer hold because you sold it or the market resolved; History is the section for those past fills and closed positions. Official Monitor Your Positions describes the open ticket — cash, contracts held, average entry, current market, potential payout — not that History header. If the live app groups the old rows under History, Activity, or another word, use the live word. We will not invent a second header those retail pages do not print.

A market’s price chart / last-trade history is anyone’s print on that ticket — How to read price history. Official Time & Sales is an exchange execution tape. Official Daily Market Report is an end-of-day contract summary. Those are public market reports, not your personal fill list. Do not screenshot the tape and call it your export.

Official Place a Trade, Official Monitor Your Positions, and Official Glossary do not reprint a retail button labelled Export, Download, CSV, or Share as file. We will not invent one. If the live History / activity / Portfolio screen shows download, export, copy, or share-as-file, follow that live label and save the file the app actually produces. If it does not, there is no official retail hop we can name.

The action is the same: capture the rows the live screen already shows — market, side, fill, closed ticket — so you have a personal copy. A screenshot or a manual copy into your own notes is a record you keep. It is not a filed form, and it is not a live balance we reprint. Do not photograph backup codes, KYC images, or card numbers; this page is only the trade / activity list.

Official Reporting Data: download reports as CSV files — trade, execution, position, and fee reports — for spreadsheets, compliance record-keeping, and third-party analysis. Official ledger CSV streams add a position ledger and a cash-balance ledger; those pages print a historical floor of 2026-05-01 for those downloads. Official Get Activities is a paginated JSON activity feed. Those endpoints require authentication those docs name. We will not mash an institutional CSV, a Drop Copy stream, or the international-web accounting snapshot onto the US swipe as if Place a Trade printed Export.

Official Reporting Data calls CSV exports useful for importing into spreadsheets, compliance record-keeping, and third-party analysis tools. That is a file of rows. It is not a tax return, not a 1099, and not a form you file. Official US retail pages we checked do not reprint a 1099, Form 8949, a cost-basis statement, or a “this is your tax form” download. We will not invent that Polymarket US does or does not issue one.

Official Glossary: History shows past filled orders and closed positions. Official Market Settlement: Clearing marks winners $1.00 and losers $0.00 and updates Portfolio when settlement completes. Official Check Your Balance: sale and resolved-market proceeds return to cash. Those published facts are the record. They are not a prepared tax year, and they are not advice about how to report event contracts.

Keep whatever file or screenshot the live screen lets you keep. Reconcile it yourself — or with a professional you hire — against the live Portfolio. A green or red number on a spreadsheet is still not withdrawable cash until Official Check Your Balance says it is cash, and it is still not a filed form. Event contracts can settle at zero. Trade only what you can afford to lose.