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All trades are Fill-or-Kill (FOK) market orders, meaning each order either fills completely at the best available price or is not filled at all — you are never left with a partial position. The minimum trade amount is $1.00. A 1% fee applies to every trade.
1

Browse to a market and select an outcome

Find a market using /markets, /sports, a keyword search, or a pasted Polymarket URL. On the market card, tap the outcome you want to buy — for example, Yes or Lakers to win.
2

Choose an amount

You’ll see preset buttons — 10,10**, **25, and 50ortapCustom50** — or tap **Custom to enter any amount. The minimum is $1.00.Before you confirm, Overdog checks the live orderbook to calculate your real fill price and estimated shares.
3

Review the confirmation

The confirmation screen shows:
FieldDescription
OutcomeWhat you’re buying
Fill priceEstimated average price from the orderbook
SharesEstimated shares you’ll receive
TotalDollar amount you’re spending
Fee1% of your total (deducted from the trade amount)
If the orderbook price differs from the mid-price, both are shown so you know exactly what to expect.
4

Confirm to execute

Tap Confirm. The order is submitted immediately. A success message shows your filled shares, fill price, and a link to the on-chain transaction.
If the orderbook shifts between when you review and when you confirm, the Fill-or-Kill order may not be filled. You’ll see a “Price moved too fast” message and can tap Retry to try again with fresh pricing.

Slippage and pricing

Overdog walks the live orderbook to calculate your fill price before you confirm. This means the price shown reflects the actual depth of the market, not just the mid-price. The default slippage tolerance is 3%. If the final execution price would exceed this threshold, the Fill-or-Kill order is rejected and you can retry.

Sell All

From /positions, tap Sell All to close every open position at once. You’ll see a confirmation before anything is submitted. Positions with wide bid-ask spreads are flagged so you can decide whether to include them.