Competitors
Operators in the US prediction-markets landscape with regulatory risk scoring.
CFTC-regulated DCM that pioneered the modern US event-contract category.
Crypto-settled prediction marketplace operating under CFTC DCM authority since November 2025.
Academic-affiliated political prediction market run with Victoria University of Wellington.
DCM-licensed event-contract exchange owned by Interactive Brokers Group.
Retail brokerage that began offering event contracts through partner exchanges in 2024.
Established derivatives exchange offering event contracts under its existing DCM license.
Brokerage front-end for ForecastEx event contracts.
DCM acquired in 2022 to provide a US-regulated venue for the Crypto.com group.
Sportsbook operator that entered prediction markets through the October 2025 acquisition of Railbird Exchange.
Charles Schwab ($9.9 trillion client assets, ~37 million accounts) announced entry into prediction markets on June 19, 2026, via a partnership with Cboe Global Markets.
Decentralized derivatives protocol that launched prediction markets in May 2026 via HIP-4.
Fantasy-sports operator that bought PredictIt's affiliated DCM and now runs its own exchange, clearinghouse and FCM.
Gemini's CFTC-designated event-contract exchange, cleared through affiliate DCO Gemini Olympus.
First sports-native exchange approved as both a CFTC DCM and DCO, clearing its own event contracts.
State-licensed sports betting exchange that closed its sportsbooks to pursue a single CFTC registration.
Peer-to-peer sports prediction market operating nationwide on its own CFTC-designated exchange.
Crypto exchange group holding the full CFTC trifecta of FCM, DCM and DCO registrations after buying Bitnomial.
Sports commerce and betting group assembling its own exchange, clearinghouse and FCM for prediction markets.
Flutter's sportsbook arm, running event contracts through a CME joint venture while building an independent FCM.
Clearing firm selling turnkey prediction-market access to other brokerages on its existing FCM registration.
Daily-fantasy operator and the first sports entertainment company to hold an FCM registration.
Fantasy-sports platform that sued the CFTC over a stalled FCM review and now distributes Kalshi contracts.
Brokerage-infrastructure provider registered as an FCM ahead of a prediction-markets launch it has not yet made.
Sweepstakes sportsbook seeking an FCM registration as state restrictions narrow its existing footprint.
Sweepstakes sportsbook expanding from an Introducing Broker registration into a pending FCM application.
Social sportsbook and sweepstakes app pivoting to distribution of CFTC-regulated event contracts.
UK betting exchange seeking a US CFTC designation through Smarkets Board of Trade Exchange LLC.
Event-contract DCM applicant building on the STX matching and clearing technology stack.
DCM applicant in the spring 2026 wave of sports- and event-contract exchange filings.
Prime brokerage for prediction markets, routing professional order flow across venues from one terminal and API.
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