The platform has taken over Brahma, a startup known for building smart account systems that automate onchain actions. While the financial details weren’t disclosed, the move adds another piece to Polymarket’s growing technical backbone as it pushes toward a potential $20B valuation.
Brahma isn’t your typical wallet setup. It allows users, and even automated systems, to bundle complex actions like swaps, lending, or bridging into one streamlined flow. Since launching, it has handled over $1 billion in volume across thousands of accounts, with a strong focus on secure, programmable execution.
With this deal, Brahma will shift its full attention to Polymarket. The goal is clear: make everything smoother behind the scenes, from setting up wallets to moving funds and redeeming positions, while also improving liquidity across smaller, less active markets.
Polymarket’s CEO, Shayne Coplan, highlighted the team’s strength, saying they know how
“To design, operate, and scale complex products”.
This is now the company’s third acquisition in less than a year, following earlier moves to strengthen regulatory access and developer tooling. This latest step focuses entirely on execution, arguably one of the most important layers as more algorithmic traders and automated strategies enter the space.
The timing isn’t random. Activity on Polymarket is increasingly driven by bots and advanced traders, making speed and efficiency critical. By bringing Brahma in-house, the platform is positioning itself for a future where automated participation plays a much bigger role.
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