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How to Use Polymarket in the UK: Step-by-Step Guide 2026

Complete guide to using Polymarket in the UK in 2026. Create an account, deposit USDC, trade prediction markets, and withdraw winnings — all accessible via PolyGram.

Sarah Whitfield
Markets Editor — Political Forecasting · · 3 min read
✓ Fact-checked · 📅 Updated 9 June 2026 · 3 min read
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Can You Use Polymarket in the UK?

Polymarket restricts access from UK-based IP addresses — however, UK residents can tap into the identical Polymarket order book via PolyGram, a platform accessible throughout the UK offering zero trading commissions, straightforward email authentication, and complete USDC settlement via the Polygon blockchain.

This walkthrough covers all essential stages: setting up your account, funding your balance, executing trades, and cashing out your returns.

Step 1: Create a PolyGram Account

Navigate to polygram.ink and select Get Started. Register with your email address — you won't need a cryptocurrency wallet initially. Account confirmation happens swiftly, usually within 120 seconds. PolyGram operates in 30+ languages and functions seamlessly across the UK.

KYC Requirements

PolyGram permits unrestricted trading up to $1,500 in cumulative deposits without identity verification. Beyond this limit, basic ID verification becomes mandatory. Completion typically requires 2-5 minutes using either your passport or driving licence.

Step 2: Deposit Funds

Both Polymarket and PolyGram execute all market contracts through USDC — a dollar-pegged stablecoin operating on the Polygon chain. British traders can choose from multiple funding pathways:

  • Purchase USDC immediately — PolyGram partners with fiat gateways that accept UK payment cards and bank transfers (Faster Payments, Open Banking protocols)
  • Move funds from a crypto exchange — Transmit USDC from Coinbase, Kraken, or Binance directly to your PolyGram wallet on Polygon
  • Klarna instalment option — Accessible through PolyGram's payment gateway for qualifying UK participants

The smallest permitted deposit stands at $10. Your funds become accessible within 1-3 minutes following Polygon network confirmation.

Step 3: Find and Trade Markets

PolyGram grants access to Polymarket's comprehensive order book organised into four distinct sections:

All markets display a YES quotation (reflecting the probability consensus) alongside a NO quotation. Participation works as follows:

  1. Browse any available market and examine the prevailing odds
  2. Specify your wager amount in USDC
  3. Opt for YES (outcome materialises) or NO (outcome fails to materialise)
  4. Authorise your transaction — settlement happens instantly through the Polymarket CLOB

Step 4: Monitor Your Positions

The holdings dashboard displays your entire collection of active trades alongside current unrealised gains and losses. You retain the flexibility to unwind positions prior to settlement, enabling you to capitalise on favourable movements or minimise exposure to unfavourable shifts.

Step 5: Withdraw Your Winnings

When markets settle, USDC distributions flow directly into your PolyGram account, ordinarily completing within 60 minutes of official confirmation. To move your funds out:

  1. Access your account wallet and select Withdraw
  2. Provide a Polygon USDC destination (an exchange account or self-custody wallet)
  3. Initial withdrawals to fresh addresses require a 24-hour approval window — alternatively, expedite using two-factor verification

PolyGram imposes zero withdrawal charges. Ordinary Polygon network costs apply (customarily under $0.01).

Ready to Start Trading?

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Sarah Whitfield
Markets Editor — Political Forecasting

Sarah has tracked political prediction markets and election forecasting since the 2020 US cycle. Focus: US presidential, congressional, and UK parliamentary contracts.