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tickside, a trading interface for prediction markets Tickside is a trading interface for prediction markets. It shows the complete order book in a ladder, lets you place and cancel orders, follows fills and shows P&L from the same window.
Your Tickside account is your Privy account. Polymarket and Hyperliquid are separate venues connected to that identity. Each venue keeps its own balance, positions, orders and active account.

Your first session

1

Connect

Select Connect and continue with Google or a supported wallet through Privy. This creates or restores your main Tickside account.
2

Start in paper mode

Open Settings, then Paper trading. Paper mode uses live prices with simulated money.
3

Choose a market

Choose Polymarket or Hyperliquid, search for an event, then open a market.
4

Place an order

Choose a stake and select a BACK or LAY cell. Start with a small simulated order while learning the ladder.
5

Close the position

Select HEDGE to close at the available market prices, or select a value in the P&L column to close at that specific price.

Four ideas to understand

BACK

Trade for the outcome to happen.

LAY

Trade for the outcome not to happen.

Maker

Place an order at a price that is not available yet and wait.

Taker

Accept a price already available in the book and trade immediately.

When you are ready for live trading

Open Account and connect the venue you want to use. Follow its deposit guide and check the active account, available balance, stake and price before changing from PAPER to LIVE.
Live orders use real funds. Orders can fill immediately and cannot be reversed by Tickside. Check the venue rules and availability for your location.

Tickside does not hold your funds

For trading and custody, Tickside acts only as a frontend interface. Tickside is not an exchange, broker, custodian or wallet provider. Funds remain in wallets and accounts controlled by you or by the selected venue. Tickside cannot recover funds, reverse orders or reverse transfers. Tickside is independent from Polymarket, Hyperliquid and Privy and is not endorsed by them. Nothing in this documentation is financial advice.