Polymarket Maker Rebates — Daily Distribution

About this dataset

PolyScalping reconstructs Polymarket's Maker Rebates distribution end-to-end from on-chain Polygon Transfer events on the dedicated Maker rebate distributor wallet. Every payout since the programme launched is captured — 827,125 payouts to 120,438 unique recipients between 2026-01-07 and 2026-06-14.

System contracts (the pUSD contract, USDC.e contract, Disperse, the distributor wallet itself, Polymarket Treasury, V2 exchange contracts, sponsor-rewards contracts) are filtered out before aggregation so the totals reflect real recipients only. Denominated in USDC / pUSD (1:1 USD).

827,125 payouts120,438 unique earners
Daily distribution

Maker Rebates per day

$0.00$113.6K$227.3K$340.9K$454.6K2026-03-152026-05-012026-06-14
Concentration

How Maker payouts concentrate across wallets

11.5%
of $19.96M captured by top 10 wallets
Top wallet
$419.3K · 2.1%
Ranks 2-10
$1.88M · 9.4%
Ranks 11-20
$982.8K · 4.9%
Long tail (120,418 wallets)
$16.68M · 83.6%
By month

Monthly Maker distribution timeline

Jun 2026
14d · 98,072 payouts · $225.8K/d
$3.16M
May 2026
31d · 224,291 payouts · $211.5K/d
$6.56M
Apr 2026
29d · 198,261 payouts · $227.9K/d
$6.61M
Mar 2026
30d · 60,105 payouts · $46.1K/d
$1.38M
Feb 2026
28d · 130,100 payouts · $31.3K/d
$876.1K
Jan 2026
25d · 116,296 payouts · $54.9K/d
$1.37M

Frequently asked

What does this maker rebates distribution page show?

Lifetime, daily, monthly totals for every Polymarket maker rebate payout since the programme launched in January 2026 — aggregated from on-chain Polygon Transfer events emitted by the maker-rebate distributor wallet. The rebate goes to the maker (resting) side of every filled trade on rewards-eligible markets; rate is set per-market by Polymarket as a percentage / basis-point share of the trade's notional value. For wallet rankings, the canonical rate parameters, and the scoring details see the maker leaderboard and Polymarket's rebate programme docs; for the practical playbook see our guide on farming maker rebates.

How is the daily total computed?

We sum every Transfer event from Polymarket's maker-rebate distributor wallet on Polygon, bucketed by the day of the on-chain block timestamp. System addresses (pUSD/USDC.e contracts, Disperse, the distributor wallet itself, treasury, V2 exchange contracts, sponsor-rewards contracts) are filtered out before aggregation. Our totals reflect what actually arrived in maker wallets — we mirror the distribution, we don't recompute Polymarket's rebate formula.

Why is the maker concentration flatter than the Holding Rewards (yield) concentration?

Maker rebates scale with traded volume per market — high-frequency makers across many markets capture rebates broadly, including retail makers earning small amounts on individual markets. Holding Rewards scale linearly with position value in a small curated list of long-term political markets, where Polymarket attracts whale-sized capital, so a handful of large holders dominate. The Concentration block above shows the maker shape; see the Holding Rewards leaderboard for the contrast.

Where does this data come from?

On-chain Transfer events on Polygon, scanned daily by the PolyScalping reward-ledger cron at ~02:00 UTC. We watch each Polymarket distributor wallet directly — no third-party aggregators, no scraping. System addresses (the pUSD contract, USDC.e contract, Disperse.app, distributor wallets themselves, treasury, V2 exchange contracts, sponsor-reward contracts) are filtered out before aggregation so the totals reflect real recipients only.

How often does the data refresh?

Once a day. Maker rebates settle on-chain as trades happen, batched by the distributor wallet via Disperse.app; our cron picks up the new Transfer events at ~02:00 UTC and the page revalidates hourly via Next.js ISR.

Disclaimer: PolyScalping is an independent analytics layer — not affiliated with Polymarket. Data is aggregated from public on-chain sources for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Prediction markets carry risk; do your own research before committing capital.