How Alto works

One strategy. Many markets. One place to manage it.

Alto turns an investment thesis or prediction-market idea into a structured strategy that can be researched, followed, and eventually executed across qualifying markets.

01
Explore a strategy

Browse strategies across sports, economics, financial events, politics, and other prediction-market categories. Each strategy has a clearly defined set of rules.

For example, a “World Cup Underdogs” strategy wouldn’t select one underdog — it would identify every market during the defined tournament window that meets its rules.

02
Understand the rules

Before allocating capital, users can see exactly how the strategy works. The strategy page shows its qualification rules, historical results, risk parameters, relevant markets, and methodology.

There should be no need to guess what a strategy is doing.

03
Choose your allocation

The user decides how much capital they want associated with the strategy. Alto does not pool user capital into a common fund — each user’s allocation remains individual.

04
Alto identifies qualifying markets

As prediction markets become available, Alto determines which markets meet the predefined strategy rules. Markets that do not qualify are excluded.

The strategy follows the same framework regardless of whether an individual result wins or loses.

05
Positions are allocated according to the strategy

The strategy determines how exposure is distributed across qualifying markets while applying its stated allocation limits. No individual market should silently change the strategy’s underlying rules.

06
Track everything from Portfolio

Users can see their strategies together from the Portfolio page — a single view of strategy performance, current exposure, individual positions, and historical activity.

07
Research with Vela

Vela is Alto’s strategy research assistant. Users can ask questions about prediction-market ideas, explore historical scenarios, understand existing strategies, and evaluate how different rules could have performed historically.

Vela helps users research ideas. Its outputs are informational and should not be interpreted as personalized investment advice.

Today: real orders, your own account

Connecting a Polymarket US account makes Alto a window onto that account. Buying a strategy places real orders, one per market in the basket, with money already sitting at the venue. There is no paper mode and no simulated portfolio.

You remain responsible for choosing your strategies and allocations. Alto is a non-custodial software layer over third-party prediction-market infrastructure — not a pooled fund, not a broker, and not the operator of the markets themselves. Your funds stay in your own venue account, and you can revoke Alto’s API keys at Polymarket US at any time.

Explore Alto strategies

Alto is a self-directed, non-custodial software interface — it never holds your funds. Orders placed here are real, executed in your own account at Polymarket US, a CFTC-regulated exchange; your money stays at the venue. Baskets are impersonal and standardized; nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation. Backtested figures are historical and are not a promise of future results. Availability is geo-routed by jurisdiction. Prediction-market trading involves substantial risk of loss.

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