Stop-losses and take-profits, finally.
Set where you get out on both sides. Today the only stop-loss in prediction markets is you, awake at three in the morning.
One account for every market. Build stop-losses, take-profits and triggers, replay them on real order books, then run them live.
No prediction market offers a stop-loss, a take-profit or a trailing stop. We hold yours and send it the moment the condition is true, even if a venue is down.
The order types you already use on crypto exchanges, now for prediction markets.
Illustration: a stop-loss to sell 500 Yes if the bid falls to 48 cents. Overnight the bid slides from 62 cents through 48. The order fires, sells 300 on one venue at 48 cents, is rejected by a second venue that is down, retries, and sells the remaining 200 at 47 cents. The position is closed at an average of 47.6 cents, a loss of 72 dollars instead of 155 dollars had it been held.
Orders rest with us, not on the exchange, so an outage can't cancel them. Test one on a replayed book ↓
No prediction market has a test environment. Ours replays recorded order books tick by tick, with the real depth and the real spreads.
A stop-loss, take-profit, bracket or trigger, in the app or over the API.
See where it fires, what it fills at and what the spread costs.
The same order, unchanged, now resting on the real book.
Sign up once. We connect to every venue, merge their books into a single view, and send your order to whichever venue has the better side. If the size isn't there, we split it.
Every venue has its own account, its own funding, its own balance sitting idle. You fund once and trade all of them.
The same event is quoted in more than one place, and the quotes drift apart. You see one price, the best one available at that moment, and you never open two tabs to compare.
When one book is too thin for your size, the order isn't half-filled and left waiting. It goes to two books at once and comes back as a single position.
Two contracts with the same title don't always settle the same way. An abandoned match voids at 50-50 on one venue and pays out on the other. We match contracts on their settlement rules, not their names, so the better price is a real price and not a trap.
Something we haven't answered? Ask us.
No. Funds sit in your name at each venue, and we hold the connection, not the balance. Your positions and your cash stay where they settle.