Prediction market apps compared

Prediction market apps compared

Use the same questions across products: what is available, how money moves, and what a trade costs. These summaries link to each product’s evidence; they are not a ranked scorecard.

Prediction market apps: sourced comparison

App	Scope	Fees	Funding and access	Get the app
Coinbase PredictionsBroker app	Coinbase access to Kalshi event contracts	Trading cost: Shown in the order confirmation Fee source	Funding currencies: Settled USD and USDC Source	Read review
Crypto.com PredictionsBroker app	Crypto.com App prediction trading through CDNA	Read the fee analysis in the linked research page.	US ACH withdrawal minimum: $1 for the App USD account Source	Read review
DraftKings PredictionsBroker app	Location-dependent DraftKings event-contract app	Fee basis: Venue and contract-price band Fee source	Eligibility: Verified eligible account, age 18 or older Source	Read review
Fanatics MarketsBroker app	Morton St. account access to CDNA contracts	Trading fee: Execution-price dependent; order total rounds up Fee source	ACH funding transfer charge: No platform fee under the published schedule Source	Read review
FanDuel PredictsBroker app	FanDuel account access to CME-listed contracts	Fee basis: Two cents per dollar of potential settlement value Fee source	Funds status: Buying power can include pending settlement proceeds Source	Read review
ForecastExExchange	Event-contract exchange accessed through member brokers	Read the fee analysis in the linked research page.	See the product’s current source and access limitations.	Read review
Gemini PredictionsExchange	Gemini prediction interface with Titan exchange and Olympus clearing	Fee exceptions: Qualifying maker programs have separate terms Fee source	Funding costs: Method and account conditions can add charges Source	Read review
Interactive Brokers ForecastTraderBroker app	IBKR account access to ForecastEx, Kalshi, and CME	Read the fee analysis in the linked research page.	Mobile access: Native iOS and Android integration documented Source	Read review
KalshiExchange	Kalshi event-contract exchange	Trading fee: Varies with contract and applicable schedule Fee source	Minimum funding transfer: $10; wire minimum is $1,000 Source	Read review
Manifold MarketsPlay money	Social forecasting using noncash Mana	Read the fee analysis in the linked research page.	See the product’s current source and access limitations.	Read review
moomoo prediction marketsBroker app	Moomoo Financial account access to Kalshi contracts	Commission: Introductory waiver; otherwise $0.01 per contract per side Fee source	Funding structure: Available funds in the Margin Account Source	Read review
MyPrize MarketsLimited public information	Announced CDNA partnership; consumer access not published Product scope and access	Current fees: Prediction-specific schedule not published Fee source	Current access: Not shown on public pages Source	Read review
NinjaTrader prediction marketsLimited public information	Invited Kalshi early access; separate from CME/Tradovate and Connect Product scope and access	Read the fee analysis in the linked research page.	Access: Invited users in eligible jurisdictions Source	Read review
NovigExchange	Novig event contracts through Ludlow Exchange LLC	Trading fees: No maker fee; taker charges vary by market Fee source	Withdrawal minimum: $10 Source	Read review
OG prediction marketsBroker app	OG US account and its disclosed broker/exchange relationship	Most US market fees: Price-weighted maker/taker schedule Fee source	See the product’s current source and access limitations.	Read review
PariflowLimited public information	Pariflow product documentation; US retail access not published Product scope and access	Exact trading fee: Shown at order confirmation; no public fee table Fee source	See the product’s current source and access limitations.	Read review
Polymarket USExchange	Polymarket US; international service explicitly separate	Combined-contract fees: Not shown: Polymarket’s own pages give conflicting rates Fee source	Funding: Bank/card and supported wallet routes Source	Read review
PredictItExchange	Event-contract market under conditional CFTC staff no-action relief	Trading fee: 10% of trading profits in current announcement Fee source	ACH funding: No fee in the Sept. 23 update Source	Read review
PrizePicks PredictBroker app	Team and Culture Picks through PrizePicks Predict	Trading fee: Half a cent to two cents per contract Fee source	Minimum funding: $10 in current funding help Source	Read review
ProphetXExchange	Current ProphetX exchange and clearing product	Straight-contract commission: 2% of net gains per market Fee source	Funding currency: USD unless specifically permitted otherwise Source	Read review
Robinhood Prediction MarketsBroker app	Robinhood Derivatives event-contract account	Commission: Price-weighted and plan-dependent; capped at one cent per contract Fee source	Funding: Event buying power is separate from brokerage cash Source	Read review
Sporttrade prediction marketsLimited public information	Federal entities on record; retail prediction terms not published Product scope and access	Retail fee schedule: Not published for the prediction product Fee source	See the product’s current source and access limitations.	Read review
Truth PredictLimited public information	Changed integration plan; no separate trading product published Product scope and access	Current fee schedule: Not published Fee source	US eligibility: Not published for a distinct product Source	Read review
Underdog PredictBroker app	Underdog Predict account, distinct from Underdog Exchange	Current fee document: See the linked Oct. 30 fee schedule Fee source	Official funding routes: Cards, Apple Pay, and Trustly in prediction help Source	Read review
Webull Prediction MarketsBroker app	Webull Futures event-contract account	Commission: One cent per contract on entry or early sale Fee source	Funding: Eligible settled cash, covering price plus fees Source	Read review

Choose by the job you need done

An exchange and an aggregator do different jobs. An exchange provides its own market and settlement process. A research and comparison site helps you discover and compare information from other sources.

This comparison organizes products by their documented purpose, costs and account requirements. Read the evidence for the exact product you are considering; a familiar brand name can cover different exchanges, brokers and account types.

What a useful comparison checks

A useful comparison begins with the precise product, then asks whether its contract rules, price information and controls meet the reader’s needs.

• Product and legal entity, with a dated primary source.
• Available market types and the exact resolution process.
• Fees for the stated contract, side and order size.
• Bid/ask spread and depth, rather than a last-price headline.
• Accessibility, search, account recovery and transparent limitations.
• Relevant eligibility and permitted referral disclosures.

Testing and ownership

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The comparison is based on linked product documentation. It does not measure execution quality, withdrawal speed or paid-plan performance. Any personal test observation in a linked research page is attributed to its original tester.

Build a shortlist around your research task

Start by separating an exchange from a broker interface and an information aggregator. Then compare the exact account and contract type. A tool for discovering topics may serve a different purpose from the account through which a contract can be traded.

For each candidate, read the product research and record the documented costs, funding restrictions and resolution process. Treat missing evidence as a limit on the comparison. The alphabetical product directory is a route into that research, not a ranking or an implied endorsement.

Compare account mechanics as carefully as market coverage

A funding method does not establish withdrawal eligibility, and reusable settlement proceeds may still be subject to a hold. Read the relevant account terms for the specific event-contract product. Payment lists from another service under the same brand can be misleading.

Our fees, payment-method and withdrawal comparisons bring the documented facts together. They keep source descriptions separate from timed account tests, and link back to each research page for the conditions that would be lost in a short table.

Sources and citation

1. Kalshi member agreement: KalshiEX, LLC
2. Kalshi: fees
3. Kalshi: market FAQs and settlement
4. Polymarket international terms
5. Polymarket: transparency and separate products
6. Polymarket US fee schedule
7. Polymarket US exchange
8. Polymarket international: fees
9. Polymarket international: resolution

PlayPicks analysis is original synthesis. Linked provider documents remain the primary source for their own contract terms.