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Crypto.com

Regional — confirm eligibility

Event contracts in the Crypto.com app.

Crypto.com offers prediction-market products in supported regions. Regional support differs. Verify eligibility with the operator — we won’t invent a U.S. all-clear.

  • Regulated
  • Cents / $0–$1
  • Regional — confirm in the app
  • As of Oct 2026

Illustrative cents / $0–$1 shares — not a live book. Comparison listing only · how cents work

Status as of October 16, 2026. Regional support differs; dated eligibility should be verified with Crypto.com directly. Comparison listing only — no partner or affiliate claim.

What is Crypto.com?

Prediction on Crypto.com is an event contract offered by Crypto.com | Derivatives North America (CDNA), which the CFTC lists as a designated contract market and a registered clearinghouse. Crypto.com describes the contracts as fully collateralized. This is a comparison note. Confirm eligibility in the app.

Who is Crypto.com for?

Readers comparing event contracts in the Crypto.com app with Kalshi, Polymarket US, and the sportsbook-branded verticals.

How do prices work on Crypto.com?

Illustrative Yes · 55¢ ($0.55)

  • A 55¢-style Yes is a $0.55 reading on the same 0–100 band. Treat it as a contract price, then as an implied probability.
  • A winning contract typically settles at $1.00. An incorrect one settles at $0.00.
  • This site will not convert those quotes into spot token prices or sportsbook juice.

Learn how cents / $0–$1 shares work

What can you trade on Crypto.com?

  • Politics and world events, where enabled
  • Crypto price-threshold and policy events
  • Sports events, where enabled
  • Other categories Crypto.com chooses to list regionally

How is Crypto.com different from other prediction markets?

  • Kalshi is a different CFTC-registered exchange.
  • Polymarket US is a separate CFTC-designated contract market (since July 9, 2025).
  • OG.com is the consumer prediction-market brand on the NADEX / CDNA platform type. Fanatics Markets is a Fanatics FCM front to CDNA. Neither is this Crypto.com platform listing.
  • It is not FanDuel Predicts, DraftKings Predictions, or the Robinhood app. Regional support can still exclude a state.

What are the fees?

From Crypto.com’s Prediction Trading help page, checked October 20, 2026. No fee at settlement. Spreads and funding costs are not included.
Trading fees
Sports and prediction: taker 0.07 × contracts × price × (1 − price); crypto, FX, commodities, indices: $0.02 a contract
Funding
Cash or crypto in the Crypto.com app — confirm which rail is offered
Spreads / FX
Operator-defined; not listed here

Getting started and getting paid

Minimum age

18 or older

ID check

Full legal name, a government photo ID (for U.S. users, a state driver's license or ID), a selfie, SSN, and home address

Minimum deposit

—

Deposit methods

From your USD Cash Account, funded by wire or ACH direct deposit, instant deposit, or crypto converted to USD

Withdrawal methods

—

Payout timeHow long a withdrawal takes once you request it, as Crypto.com states it.

A settled contract pays within 24 hours once the outcome is known. Bank withdrawal time: —

From Crypto.com’s own pages, with the date we checked each one. — means we did not find it there, so check with Crypto.com.

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Are there bonuses or promotions?

None verifiedNo current public welcome promo
Crypto.com has run dated prediction campaigns in the app — first-trade cash-back, sports-rookie bonuses, referral windows. The public ones we could date have closed. We will not keep an expired pizza party or soccer challenge on this board as if it were live.

Terms highlights

  • Check the in-app campaign section on the day you look. Time-boxed offers appear and disappear.
  • OG.com is a separate consumer prediction brand with its own promo page. Do not copy that offer onto this Crypto.com listing.
  • Holding crypto on the app is not prediction-product eligibility.

Eligibility / geo. Regional support differs by country and, inside the U.S., by state and product. Confirm inside Crypto.com.

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Event-contract trading risks money you can lose. Responsible trading.

Where is Crypto.com available?

Regional support differs by country and, inside the U.S., by state and product. The app screen still decides eligibility.
  • Country and state support are different questions.
  • Holding crypto on the app is not prediction-product eligibility.
  • Operator terms win over any third-party summary, including this one.

Crypto.com by state

Crypto.com does not publish a state-by-state list on the pages we checked, so every row reads Check status.

State actions that name Crypto.com: Missouri

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Separate listing from the sportsbook-branded prediction verticals
  • Cents-style quotes are readable against this site’s scale
  • Offered by a CFTC-designated contract market.
  • No invented U.S. nationwide availability on this page

Cons

  • Regional support can exclude many U.S. residents
  • The app screen is not the exchange rulebook. Read the contract in the app.
  • Fee and collateral details live off-site and go stale if copied here
  • Comparison only — this site will not route a deposit

Common questions

Does Crypto.com offer prediction markets in the U.S.?
In supported regions. The contracts are offered by CDNA, a CFTC-designated contract market. It is not a fifty-state claim. Confirm inside Crypto.com.
How do the prices read?
As cents-style or 0–100 probability quotes. A 55¢ Yes is $0.55 — not a spot bid on a token.
Is this a promotion for Crypto.com?
No. Educational comparison only. No affiliate relationship.

Prices discussed here are cents or $0–$1 shares only. Informational — not legal advice, and not a solicitation.

Also on the board

Other prediction market platforms

No side. We date the snapshot.

Sourced from public filings, operator terms, and official materials — not from a partner desk.

As of Oct 2026. View methodology