Who this guide is for
US adults who already bought or sold a Yes or No and now need to find past fills / completed trades (trade history) — where History lives if public US help or the live card shows it, what a filled-trade row shows, and why that list is not the live Portfolio screen. This is not how to read your portfolio, not how to read the activity feed, not how to read open orders, not how to sell a filled position, and not how to cancel an open order. Those pages are the live list, the public tape or comments, the working-order clip, the exit on shares you still hold, and the unfilled undo. This page is completed trades. Then we link out. Polymarket is the only live outbound on this page.
What a History row is
Official Glossary names History as past filled orders and closed positions. Official Monitor Your Positions is the live ticket you still hold. Official Time & Sales is anyone’s print. Do not mash them into one “my bets” scroll. See prediction markets vs sportsbooks if you wanted a house settled-bets slip. There isn’t one.
History — past filled orders and closed positions
Official Glossary
Official Glossary: History is the section showing your past filled orders and closed positions. Official Glossary: a fill is when your order completes, fully or partially; a closed position is one you no longer hold because you sold it or the market resolved. This page is that completed-trade list — what you already bought or sold. It is not the live open-position list, and it is not a stranger’s print on a public ticket.
Not the live Portfolio list — that is contracts you still hold
Official Monitor Your Positions
Official Monitor Your Positions: Portfolio shows cash balance, open positions, and total account value. Official Glossary: an open position is the contracts you currently hold. Official Place a Trade: open the Portfolio tab to track the position and market value. That live list is How to read your portfolio. A History row is already done. Do not read a current mark as a completed fill.
Not the comments activity feed — and not the public tape
Official Time & Sales + comments how-to
Official Time & Sales is a public execution tape: time, symbol, last price, last quantity — no buyer or seller. How to read the activity feed is that public tape, or comments on a ticket. Official Get Activities names trading activity history on the authenticated account. Your completed trades are your fills. A public print, or a comment thread, is not a row you already bought or sold unless that row is yours.
Official History ≠ live Portfolio · completed fill ≠ public tape
Where History / past trades live
Hard rule: if official US help names a section, we name it. If a tab is not on those pages, we describe the action. Official Website vs App splits the international site from the US desk.
Start on the US Portfolio tab — then look for the past-fill list
Official Place a Trade + Glossary
Official Place a Trade: after you swipe, open the Portfolio tab to track your position and market value. Official Glossary already names History as the section for past filled orders and closed positions. Official Monitor Your Positions names cash, open positions, and total value — it does not reprint History, Trade history, Completed trades, or Past trades as a retail chip on the swipe we checked. We will not invent one. If public US help or the live card already shows History, Trade history, Past trades, or Completed, use that live word. If it only shows a list of past fills with no header, read the list.
US app — not polymarket.com
Official Website vs App
Official Website vs App: US residents deposit and trade in the Polymarket US app, not on the international website. Official What is Polymarket US? is the CFTC-regulated designated contract market this record belongs to. Official Place a Trade is written for that US swipe. If a control is labelled differently in-app, follow the live screen. If the sports desk is hidden where you live, stop.
Not the ticket chart, not a file you download, not an open-order clip
Different clocks
A market’s price chart / last-trade history is anyone’s print on that ticket — How to read price history. How to export your Polymarket history is how to copy or download the account record if a file control exists. Official Glossary: an open order is still waiting on the book — How to read open orders is that working list. This page only teaches you to find and read completed trades already in your account.
Official Glossary History · no invented Trade history tab · US app, not polymarket.com
What a filled-trade row shows
Official Glossary is the published fill language. Official Orders & Trading is the lifecycle that ends at Filled. We name those fields. We do not reprint a live dollar, and we do not walk a sale.
A completed fill — the order already matched
Official Glossary + Orders & Trading
Official Glossary: a fill is when your order completes, fully or partially; order status is open, filled, or partially filled. Official Orders & Trading: Filled means the entire order matched; Partially filled means some size matched and the rest is still open. A History row is the matched piece. Official Monitor Your Positions does not reprint a per-row header labelled “Filled trade.” We will not invent one. Read the live row as a completed match — not leftover size still sitting.
Execution price / fill price — what the match paid, not today’s mark
Official Glossary
Official Glossary: execution price is the price at which your order fills; fill price is the average price you receive when your order fills across multiple levels. That is the completed-trade price. Official Monitor Your Positions sits current market price on the open position — that live mark is a different how-to. We do not reprint a live fill, and we will not paste an API column labelled price or qtyDecimal onto the US swipe as if Place a Trade printed it.
Closed because you sold it — or because the market resolved
Official Glossary + Can I sell early?
Official Glossary: a closed position is one you no longer hold because you sold it or the market resolved. Official Can I sell early?: you can close while the market is still open; proceeds go to cash. Official Market Settlement: winning contracts pay $1.00 and losing contracts pay $0.00 when settlement completes. A History row can be either exit. Selling the shares you still hold is How to sell a filled position. This page only reads the completed row.
Official fill · execution price / fill price · closed = sold or resolved
How to find and read completed trades
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Step 1
Confirm you want completed trades — not the live Portfolio list
Official Glossary: History is past filled orders and closed positions; an open position is contracts you currently hold. Official Monitor Your Positions is the live list. Official Place a Trade: the Portfolio tab tracks the position and market value. If you still hold the Yes or No, that walkthrough is How to read your portfolio. This page is what already filled — what you already bought or sold. Official Website vs App: US residents use the Polymarket US app, not polymarket.com. If the sports desk is hidden where you live, stop.
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Step 2
Open Portfolio, then find History / past trades if the live card shows it
Official Place a Trade: open the Portfolio tab. Official Glossary names History. Official Place a Trade and Official Monitor Your Positions do not reprint a retail tab labelled History, Trade history, Completed trades, or Past trades on the swipe we checked — we will not invent one. The action is: look for the live list of past fills and closed tickets, and use whatever History / trade history / past trades / completed label the live US app actually prints.
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Step 3
Read one filled-trade row: completed fill, execution price, closed ticket
Official Glossary: a fill is when the order completes; execution price / fill price is what that match paid; a closed position is sold or resolved. Official Orders & Trading: Filled is the whole clip; Partially filled leaves leftover size still open — How to read a partial fill names that split. Official US pages do not reprint a retail “Trade history” column. We will not invent one, and we will not reprint a live dollar or a personal fill count.
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Step 4
Split your History row from the public tape, comments, and a working order
Official Time & Sales does not name the buyer or the seller. How to read the activity feed is that public tape or comments thread. Official Glossary: an open order is still waiting on the book — How to read open orders is that locator. Official Get Activities: a busted trade can stay in trade history and should be read as reversed. Confirm the row is your completed match before you treat a print as yours.
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Step 5
Stop — selling, canceling, exporting, and the live Portfolio list are later how-tos
Official Can I sell early? is the exit on shares you still hold — How to sell a filled position. Canceling leftover size is How to cancel an open order. Copying or downloading the list is How to export your Polymarket history. Event contracts can settle at zero. Trade only what you can afford to lose. Nothing here is investment advice.
This is not the live Portfolio list, and not a sale
Official Monitor Your Positions is contracts you still hold. That live list lives on How to read your portfolio on Polymarket. Official Can I sell early? is the opposite trade on a ticket you still own. That exit lives on How to sell a filled position on Polymarket. Official Glossary: an open order is still waiting. Pulling that remainder is How to cancel an open order on Polymarket. This page will not invent a US History or Sell chip, and it will not reprint a live fill.
Finding leftover size is How to read open orders on Polymarket. The middle state — some matched, rest still open — is How to read a partial fill on Polymarket. Public prints and comments are How to read the activity feed. We do not clone those pages.
API “trading activity history” is not a retail History chip
Official Portfolio API Overview names trading activity history. Official Get Activities lists typed events: TRADE (order executions), POSITION_RESOLUTION (market settlements), deposits, withdrawals, transfers, and other activity types those docs name. Official Get Activities: a busted trade remains visible in trade history and should be treated as reversed — not silently dropped. That is useful if you already have the authenticated access those pages describe. It is not permission to tell a US retail reader to open a developer portal, paste a key, or run a script — and it is not a reason to invent a Trade history tab on the US swipe.
Blocked and contested states
Reported unavailable as of June 2026: Arizona, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Montana, Nevada and Ohio. That list is not a promise it stays still — litigation around sports event contracts in particular can narrow or shift access. If you are in a listed state, do not treat a History row as money you can still manage. If you are in Florida or another green-light state, still confirm Portfolio — and the live History / past-trades list — opens before you treat a row as yours.
Age is 18+ with identity verification. That is a different gate from the 21+ / responsible-gambling frame on our DFS pages, because these are traded financial instruments. If you also want NFL DFS, start at the picks hub — those contest-scoresheet rules do not carry over. Compare platforms on the prediction-markets hub.
What you will not get from this page
A dollar welcome match, a paste-this promo code, a live fill or personal trade count, an invented History / Trade history / Completed trades tab the official US swipe pages do not print, a cloned portfolio / activity-feed / open-orders / sell-filled-position / cancel-open-order / export-history walkthrough, a newsletter form, or claim buttons for Kalshi, DraftKings, FanDuel, Underdog, Sleeper, PrizePicks, Hard Rock or BetRivers. We could not verify a standing official US welcome bonus on Polymarket’s own terms. Other publishers’ partner codes are theirs; we do not copy them. The honest user-facing line is still US access via CFTC-regulated QCEX — official Glossary names History as past filled orders and closed positions, official Place a Trade names the Portfolio tab, official Monitor Your Positions is the live list not this completed-trade list, a filled-trade row is a completed match at the published execution / fill price, this is not the comments activity feed, this is not sportsbook or investment advice, and anything those public pages do not print is not a label or a number we invent. Last verified August 8, 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is trade history on Polymarket US?
What does a filled-trade row show?
Is trade history the same as the live Portfolio list?
Is trade history the same as the activity feed or comments on a market?
Is a History row the same as an open order?
Does this page tell me how to sell a filled position or export the list?
Is this the same as reading your portfolio, open orders, selling a filled position, or a partial fill?
Is reading Polymarket trade history the same as checking a sportsbook settled-bets slip?
Can I read Polymarket trade history in every US state?
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Is there a Polymarket trade-history bonus or promo code on this page?
Is reading Polymarket trade history the same as checking an NFL DFS contest scoresheet?
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