PredictionSwap is the Protocol Layer for Decentralised Prediction Markets

The first market powered by PredictionSwap. Now in Beta testing!

Flagship Innovation

PredictionSwap has developed innovative technology that builds decentralised prediction markets in a completely new way. Instead of treating tokens as the primitive, we use exposures - and the result is a whole host of benefits.

Interested in building your prediction market using our innovative and efficient tech stack? Contact us to discuss.

Our Capabilities

A Complete Architecture

Just plug in a market maker and an oracle for resolution and the back end of your prediction market is complete!

Alternatively, contact us for white label possibilities.

Representational Efficiency

Our Flagship Innovation

Automatic Netting

Offsetting positions automatically release capital.

Token Abstraction
Tokens do not need to be converted into different representations in order to carry out transactions.

Open Protocol

The PredictionSwap architecture is open and decentralised.

Permissionless Markets
Anyone can create new markets.

Solvency and Settlement

Solvency and settlement are handled and enforced at the protocol layer.  This reduces the risk management burden of the front end.

Protocol + Venues: A Clean Separation

Protocol

The shared infrastructure layer - all liquidity, collateral and netting lives here. Venues simply plug in.

- Automatic Position Netting
- Unified Liquidity Pool
- Collateral Management

Venues

Consumer-facing applications built on top of the protocol. Each owns the UX, compliance and market curation.

- User experience layer
- Regulatory compliance
- Market curation

PredictionSwap Research Programme

Scientific Collaboration

PredictionSwap introduces a new architecture for prediction market infrastructure.

We are currently collaborating with leading academics on formal papers documenting the mechanics of the system.   Alongside this, a broader research programme examines the new market structures that emerge from these primitives, including Zero-Sum Automated Market Makers (ZAMMs) and the wider economic implications of exposure-based financial systems.