Polymarket is auditing a startup that "helps users track suspected insider trading activities."

According to Huoxun Finance, Polymarket has launched an audit of app startups, promising to help users track suspected insider trading activity. These copy trading apps provide clients with lists of traders with proven track records on the Polymarket platform, or flag unusually large, oddly timed bets—potentially based on confidential information. Clients can use bots to replicate these trades or receive seemingly attractive trade notifications, for which the apps charge a service fee. Polymarket and its main competitor, Kalshi, have reportedly faced scrutiny regarding insider trading. Last month, Polymarket introduced clearer rules on insider trading and its enforcement.