Portfolio
Read your open and settled positions, and claim what you're owed.
Portfolio is where a position's life ends up, whichever way you placed it: an ordinary wallet order, a pre-open call resting until the bell, or a tap-trading fill through your Trading Balance session key.
Read the walkthrough
0:00 · Read the balances. Ready to bet, wallet, Trading Balance and Private are distinct values.
0:02 · Open Trading Balance. The panel shows available funds and amounts held in grants.
0:06 · Open History. Settled rows show outcomes, receipt links and automatic payouts.
Ready to bet combines wallet and Trading Balance tUSDC. Private is a separate balance. Amounts are a dated account example, not a live quote.
- 1Ready to bet combines the wallet and Trading Balance amounts.
- 2Private funds sit elsewhere and cannot be spent by the ordinary ticket.
Open positions
An open position sits on a live Window. If your order is still resting rather than filled, it shows there too — cancel a resting order any time before the Window locks, and get your escrow back immediately.
Settled positions
Once a Window closes and settles (or voids), its positions move into a claimable state. A winning position pays out by the settled ratio; a losing position pays nothing; a voided Window returns 0.5 per lot regardless of side, because nobody could tell what actually happened. You can Claim while a payout is pending. If it remains unclaimed, the venue's automatic redemption job pays it after a short delay; History then marks it Paid automatically with a transaction receipt. Check the row before trying to claim again.
The connected History shows settled results, receipt links and a winning position marked Paid automatically. No claim was made during capture.
- 1History lists each settled outcome and its result.
- 2Receipt opens the outcome details; the arrow links the entry transaction.
Trading Balance vs. a plain wallet position
A position funded straight from your wallet and a position funded through your Trading Balance (the agari-vault account tap-trading uses) both show up here, but they behave a little differently: a Trading Balance position's proceeds land back in that balance, not your wallet, until you withdraw. See Balances for what the Trading Balance actually is and Tap-trading for how a session key places orders from it without a wallet popup each time.
If a claim looks stuck
Check the transaction's own status before assuming something is wrong — a signature can confirm without the intended effect landing exactly when you expect, especially right after a Window closes and its settlement transaction is still confirming. Status shows whether the settler and price-relay roles are running.