- Kalshi trading is not available on Stand. Its docs say Kalshi trading "is currently not possible", after the on-chain Kalshi option it used was shut down.
- US residents cannot trade on Stand. Its terms bar trading by people who live in or are located in the United States, among other countries and territories.
- Stand is a trading terminal (in beta) for Polymarket and Hyperliquid, with large-trade feeds and automated copy or counter trading.
- No subscription: a 0.50% fee on Polymarket copy trades and 0.10% on Hyperliquid trades. Last checked October 15, 2026.
Disclosure: PredictionsMarket.com earns referral commissions from Kalshi when readers sign up through our links (see our affiliate disclosure). Stand is not a partner and did not pay for or review this page. Not financial advice. Trading involves risk.
This Stand.trade review starts with the two points most readers of this site need first. Stand does not support Kalshi trading today: its Kalshi page says "Trading on Stand is currently not possible" and that it previously offered Kalshi's on-chain solution until the Kalshi team decided to sunset it. And its terms of use do not permit trading by residents of the United States. The rest of this review covers what Stand does, what it charges and who it suits, based on its app, docs and blog, read on October 15, 2026. For tools that do work with Kalshi, see our guide to the best AI tools for Kalshi.
Stand.trade review: Kalshi status and US access
Kalshi. Stand announced Kalshi trading in a January 14, 2026 blog post, run on-chain on Solana through a partner, DFlow, and not open to US residents even then. Its docs now say that option was sunset and that Stand is working on a new solution. The FAQ says Polymarket and Hyperliquid are supported and that Kalshi US accounts do not work on Stand at this time. The app's homepage and discover page showed no Kalshi markets when we checked. One docs page, on Hyperliquid, still mentions Kalshi in discovery views; the Kalshi page itself is clear that trading is not possible.
US residents. The terms, last updated July 15, 2026, say trading is not permitted for persons or entities that reside in, are located in, or are incorporated in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Ontario, Singapore and several other places, or any other restricted territory. Most of this site's readers are in the US.
What Stand does
The docs describe Stand as an advanced trading terminal for prediction markets that pulls markets from several venues into one interface. The app header labels it a beta. Its features:
- Large-trade feed. A feed of large Polymarket trades in three size bands, from $500 up to $5,000 and above.
- Trader tracking. Following individual traders.
- Copy and counter trading. Automated copying of a followed trader, or taking the opposite position to theirs, with filters for budget, entry price, slippage, category, volume, liquidity and expiry.
- Orders. Take-profit and stop-loss orders and batch orders.
- Wallets. Stand is a wallet as well as an app: signup creates non-custodial Polygon and Hyperliquid wallets through Privy.
Stand is not an analysis or forecasting tool. It makes no accuracy claims, and we found no public data API or export in its docs.
Stand fees
| Activity | Stand fee |
|---|---|
| Subscription | None described |
| Polymarket copy trades, including redeems | 0.50% |
| Hyperliquid trades | 0.10%, on top of the market deployer's fee |
| Manual Polymarket orders outside copy trading | No Stand fee |
| Gas for supported trading and redeem actions | Covered by Stand |
Venue fees are separate, per the fees page, which reproduces Polymarket's taker fees. The fees page says copy trade fees are collected on redeems processed on other sites too. A February 2026 blog post promoted copy and counter trading with no fee; the current fees page charges 0.50%, so that offer has ended.
Free tier and referrals
There is no subscription, so the terminal has no listed cost to use. Manual Polymarket trades carry no Stand fee; copy trades and Hyperliquid trades carry the fees above. Stand also runs a user referral program that pays referrers 30% to 50% of the copy trading fees generated by traders they bring in.
What can and cannot be verified
- Security audits. Its audit page says Stand was audited by Sherlock in February 2026 and by a private auditor in August 2026. The reports are not linked from that page, so we could not read them.
- Inconsistent docs. The FAQ says existing Polymarket accounts can connect to Stand, while the signup page says existing Polymarket wallets cannot be imported. The Kalshi mention on the Hyperliquid page is a second example.
- A third-party figure. A blog post promoting counter trading cites a share of Polymarket traders with negative profit and loss, attributed to a post on X. We did not check it and do not repeat it here.
Who runs Stand
The terms name Seal Global, Inc. as the provider, with disputes under Panama's arbitration law and the laws of Panama, and other disputes in the courts of Panama. The blog footer reads "© 2026 Stand.Trade". The FAQ says there is no Stand token yet. Stand says it has been accepted into Polymarket's and Kalshi's builder programs.
Who it suits
Stand suits traders outside the US and Stand's other restricted territories who use Polymarket or Hyperliquid and want large-trade feeds and automated copy or counter trading in one terminal, and who are comfortable with a beta product and a non-custodial wallet. It does not suit Kalshi traders, since Kalshi trading is not possible on it today, and it does not suit anyone in the US, since its terms bar US residents from trading.
If you trade on Kalshi, our Kalshi review covers the venue, our markets page shows live prices, and the fee calculator works out costs.
Frequently asked questions
Does Stand support Kalshi?
Not today. Stand's docs say Kalshi trading "is currently not possible" because the on-chain Kalshi option it used was sunset, and that it is working on a new solution. It supports Polymarket and Hyperliquid.
Can US residents use Stand.trade?
Not for trading. Its terms say trading is not permitted for persons who reside in or are located in the United States, among other countries and territories.
How much does Stand cost?
There is no subscription. Stand charges 0.50% on Polymarket copy trades and 0.10% on Hyperliquid trades; manual Polymarket orders carry no Stand fee. Venue fees are separate.
Who operates Stand?
Seal Global, Inc., under the laws of Panama, according to its terms of use.