WagerUp, Pilot and TerminalUp explained

The three products support different parts of a trading workflow: discovering markets, reviewing trader activity and choosing where to trade.

What is WagerUp?

WagerUp is the research and discovery website. Browse sports, crypto and current-event prediction markets, view odds and volume, track market movers, and review public Polymarket trader profiles.

What is WagerUp Pilot?

Pilot is the WagerUp Telegram trading bot. It provides manual trading and copy-trading workflows. The Pilot documentation explains setup, wallets, funding, Auto Pilot settings and portfolio tools.

What is TerminalUp?

TerminalUp is the professional sports trading terminal. It aggregates 23 prediction markets, sportsbooks and exchanges, with under-100ms trade execution. It is intended for serious traders, syndicates, market makers, sports institutions and high-volume traders.

What do trader analytics tell me?

Trader profiles show historical activity, positions and performance for a wallet. Compare the selected time period, open and closed positions, and trading volume when reading a profile. Historical performance does not guarantee future results, and incomplete upstream data can affect what is displayed.

Are market odds a guaranteed execution price?

Displayed market probabilities and odds describe the available market data. Prices can change, and the price available when a trade executes can differ from the price shown during research. Review the market and your trading settings before submitting a trade.

Where can I find setup and fee information?

Use the Pilot documentation for setup and trading controls, the FAQ for product questions, and the Fees page for the fee tools currently available on WagerUp.