Polymarket

New York, NY · Founded 2020 · Privately Held (backing)

Developer of an online prediction market platform designed for trading on the outcomes of real-world events. Polymarket is based in New York, NY and was founded in 2020. It is valued at about $13.6 billion as of Oct 2026, set by secondary market price, down 9% since its Series E in Apr 2026. It has raised $2.3 billion across 13 recorded rounds; the latest was a $1 billion later-stage round in Aug 2026.

PMV mark · valuation
$13.6B
Oct 2026
Secondary market · $/share
$133
Total raised
$2.3B
Last round
Later Stage VC
Aug 2026

Who backs Polymarket?

98 investors · 1 led rounds
InvestorTypeRole
The D. E. Shaw GroupHedge fundlead
General CatalystVenture capital
SV AngelVenture capital
Founders FundVenture capital
Draper AssociatesVenture capital
Coinbase Ventures—
Abstract VenturesVenture capital
Quiet Capital—
Valor Equity PartnersGrowth equity
Digital Currency GroupOther
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Polymarket investors

98 investors are on record for Polymarket, including The D. E. Shaw Group, General Catalyst, SV Angel and Founders Fund. By type, the record holds 24 venture capital firms and 21 angel investors. 1 of them led a round. The early-stage round in May 2026 drew 1 investor.

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