The World’s
Largest Prediction Market.

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Event-based derivatives with direct market access via Websockets and REST APIs.

Price discovery across event
contracts

Trade event contracts across politics, economics, sports, and more on a regulated central limit order book with transparent pricing and deep liquidity.

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High-performance execution and market access

High-performance Websockets and REST APIs for direct market access, with real-time streaming, drop copy, and VPC connectivity options.

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Transparent, fully collateralized settlement

Fully collateralized contracts with central counterparty clearing. Portfolio margin optimization for directional and mutually exclusive outcomes.

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Institutional Data powered by Intercontinental Exchange

Crowd-sourced probability assessments delivered in the same formats and infrastructure you already use to access markets, compatible with existing ICE data offerings including securities pricing, fundamental data, and corporate actions.

News & research

Announcements, analysis, and market-driven reporting on how real-time probability signals are changing the way institutions understand the world.

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Frequently asked questions

How institutions trade, settle, and get started on Polymarket — from eligibility and onboarding to oracle resolution.

Only non-US based institutions located in non-restricted jurisdictions are eligible to onboard on Polymarket.

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All Capital Markets Entities looking to consume Polymarket data must do so in consultation with Polymarket and ICE.

This applies to any Polymarket data or content, whether sourced from the API or on-chain, and whether in raw, derived, aggregated, or anonymized form. It also applies to the resale, sub licensing, or redistribution of this information to any capital market entities.

A Capital Markets Entity means a non-retail, professional entity that engages in capital markets activities (e.g., brokerage, market making, proprietary trading, index calculation, or ETF issuance). Examples of such entities include market data distributors, broker-dealers, futures commission merchants, registered investment advisors, hedge funds, investment managers, proprietary trading firms, commodity pool operators, financial technology companies, banks, clearing houses, and exchanges, or an affiliate of any such entity.

So if you plan to distribute, it's on you to confirm your recipients don't fall into either category. If you or your clients are Capital Markets Entities, please contact us here to find out more: data-licensing@polymarket.com and sales-icedataservices-usinsidesales@theice.com.