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Prediction Markets Tools
A catalogue of prediction markets: 60 venues, data APIs, forecasting platforms, dashboards and trading clients — each card says who can use it, who resolves it, and what a fill actually costs.
Launched on Sep 28, 2026
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Product Overview
PredictionMarkets.tools is a structured catalogue of prediction market venues and the surrounding tooling: data APIs, analytics dashboards, trading clients, and forecasting platforms. Each listing is presented as a card with the same blocks, so users can compare who can use a venue, how markets resolve, and what a trade fill actually costs.
The catalogue is designed for practical research and execution. It highlights the details that are often inconsistent or missing—availability by region and identity requirements, settlement rails (cash, crypto, or play money), resolution sources, and fee/economics (order book, automated market maker, parimutuel pool, or house quoting). Fields are date-stamped because availability and pricing can change without a changelog.
Key features
- Where you live decides what can be traded, including region served, US-person availability, and identity-document requirements (with verification dates).
- Same contract costs two prices: cards separate fee bases and settlement rails, including examples like dollars vs stablecoins and differing close/resolution sources.
- Settlement types are mapped per venue: 27 settle in crypto, 21 in cash, and 10 in play money, with settlement timing described in days where applicable.
- Economics are normalized on every card: taker fee, maker fee, and the price mechanism (order book, automated market maker, parimutuel pool, or house quoting both sides).
- LLM/agent accessibility is documented for tools behind an MCP server, with 18 venues/platforms listed as callable directly as named tools.
- Blank vs explicit null fields indicate unverified vs “no such thing,” reducing ambiguity when comparing availability and market attributes.
How Prediction Markets Tools works
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Browse by category and collection
Users start from the 5 category hubs to find venues, forecasting platforms, data APIs, analytics dashboards, or trading clients relevant to their workflow.
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Compare cards using the same blocks
Users open a card and check availability, resolution source, settlement type, and economics fields (taker/maker fees and pricing mechanism) that are date-stamped per block.
- 3
Use dates to verify current details
Users treat availability and pricing as time-sensitive by reviewing the verification dates before acting on fill-cost or access assumptions.
Use cases
- A researcher comparing two venues for the same outcome can use the cards to normalize contract differences, fee bases, close times, and resolution sources before testing a pricing gap.
- A trader building a workflow can filter by settlement rail (cash, crypto, or play money) and by availability constraints (US-person status, identity-document requests, and region served) to avoid failed funding flows.
- An engineer or agent developer can browse venues and data tooling that are exposed via an MCP server, then call the listed tools as named functions for market-data or forecasting tasks.
Who is it for?
PredictionMarkets.tools benefits market researchers, traders, and developers who need consistent venue, resolution, and fee/economics details across prediction market platforms. It is also useful for teams building dashboards or agent workflows that call market-data and forecasting tools.