Match-Trade
Technologies has released a prediction markets product for brokers, offering
event-based trading as either an add-on module within its Match-Trader platform
or a standalone white-label solution, the company said today (Thursday).
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The
Nicosia-based technology provider says brokers can layer the product on top of
their existing setup or deploy it independently. The system groups events by
category, shows outcome probabilities updating in real time as positions
accumulate, and settles contracts automatically when events resolve, with
winning positions closing at a value of 1 and losing positions at zero.
Admin users
retain control over fee structures and risk parameters directly within the
platform, the company says, without routing through third-party systems.
Prediction
markets posted a record single-day trading volume of $701.7 million in January
2026, with Kalshi
responsible for roughly two-thirds of that figure, as retail participation in
event-based contracts continued to build momentum from a breakout year.
More Vendors Chasing the
Same Demand
Match-Trade
enters a field that has been filling up quickly. NinjaTrader
launched its B2B platform NinjaTrader Connect in early March, bundling prediction market
infrastructure alongside futures trading tools in an offering aimed at brokers
and fintechs. Leverate announced its own white-label prediction markets product
in February 2026, citing 85% monthly retention rates and deployment timelines
of under a week.
The
activity reflects a sharp climb in the underlying market. Global prediction
market trading volume reached roughly $44 billion in 2025, according to an
analysis by Keyrock and Dune, with Polymarket and Kalshi accounting for the
majority of that figure.
Monthly
volumes had grown from under $100 million in early 2024 to more than $13
billion by December 2025, according to data from Next.io. Kalshi alone
processed $23.8 billion in total volume during the year, representing
year-over-year growth exceeding 1,100%, the company reported.
A 13-Year Engine Turned
Toward Event Trading
Michaล Karczewski, CEO, Match-Trade Technologies, Source: LinkedIn
Match-Trade
CEO Michaล Karczewski framed the launch as an extension of existing technology
rather than a new build. “We didn’t build prediction markets from
scratch,” Karczewski said in the company’s statement. “The new system
is a natural extension of the core technology that has been continuously
developed and refined over more than thirteen years of powering our trading
platform.”
The company
says the same execution engine handling daily FX and CFD processing now manages
prediction market pricing, binary contract logic, and position settlement.
Karczewski added that both existing brokers and new entrants can launch the
product “without going through long, complex implementation cycles,”
according to the announcement.
Match-Trade onboarded more
than 160 brokers and prop firms in 2025, with 1.8 million trader accounts registered
on the platform during the year, according to the company. Earlier in
2025, server clients
on the platform had jumped 290% since January 2024, the firm reported.
Reaching Traders Outside
the FX Funnel
Match-Trade
is pitching the product as a user acquisition channel as much as a trading
feature. The binary yes/no contract format is designed to reduce the entry
barrier for audiences that would not typically navigate FX or CFD markets, the
company says, including crypto users, sports fans, and people drawn to
political or entertainment events.
According
to Match-Trader’s own data, brokers offering prediction markets alongside their
core product see a “meaningful uplift” in user acquisition rates, the
company stated, though it did not disclose specific figures.
Whether
prediction markets can anchor a new retail trading business model is a question the industry is
actively working through. A 2025 Acuiti study found that 10% of proprietary
traders were already active in prediction contracts, 35% expressed interest,
and 75% of U.S. firms said they were trading or planning to trade them,
according to earlier Finance Magnates reporting.
Match-Trade
Technologies has released a prediction markets product for brokers, offering
event-based trading as either an add-on module within its Match-Trader platform
or a standalone white-label solution, the company said today (Thursday).
Singapore Summit: Meet the largest APAC brokers you know (and those you still don’t!)
The
Nicosia-based technology provider says brokers can layer the product on top of
their existing setup or deploy it independently. The system groups events by
category, shows outcome probabilities updating in real time as positions
accumulate, and settles contracts automatically when events resolve, with
winning positions closing at a value of 1 and losing positions at zero.
Admin users
retain control over fee structures and risk parameters directly within the
platform, the company says, without routing through third-party systems.
Prediction
markets posted a record single-day trading volume of $701.7 million in January
2026, with Kalshi
responsible for roughly two-thirds of that figure, as retail participation in
event-based contracts continued to build momentum from a breakout year.
More Vendors Chasing the
Same Demand
Match-Trade
enters a field that has been filling up quickly. NinjaTrader
launched its B2B platform NinjaTrader Connect in early March, bundling prediction market
infrastructure alongside futures trading tools in an offering aimed at brokers
and fintechs. Leverate announced its own white-label prediction markets product
in February 2026, citing 85% monthly retention rates and deployment timelines
of under a week.
The
activity reflects a sharp climb in the underlying market. Global prediction
market trading volume reached roughly $44 billion in 2025, according to an
analysis by Keyrock and Dune, with Polymarket and Kalshi accounting for the
majority of that figure.
Monthly
volumes had grown from under $100 million in early 2024 to more than $13
billion by December 2025, according to data from Next.io. Kalshi alone
processed $23.8 billion in total volume during the year, representing
year-over-year growth exceeding 1,100%, the company reported.
A 13-Year Engine Turned
Toward Event Trading
Michaล Karczewski, CEO, Match-Trade Technologies, Source: LinkedIn
Match-Trade
CEO Michaล Karczewski framed the launch as an extension of existing technology
rather than a new build. “We didn’t build prediction markets from
scratch,” Karczewski said in the company’s statement. “The new system
is a natural extension of the core technology that has been continuously
developed and refined over more than thirteen years of powering our trading
platform.”
The company
says the same execution engine handling daily FX and CFD processing now manages
prediction market pricing, binary contract logic, and position settlement.
Karczewski added that both existing brokers and new entrants can launch the
product “without going through long, complex implementation cycles,”
according to the announcement.
Match-Trade onboarded more
than 160 brokers and prop firms in 2025, with 1.8 million trader accounts registered
on the platform during the year, according to the company. Earlier in
2025, server clients
on the platform had jumped 290% since January 2024, the firm reported.
Reaching Traders Outside
the FX Funnel
Match-Trade
is pitching the product as a user acquisition channel as much as a trading
feature. The binary yes/no contract format is designed to reduce the entry
barrier for audiences that would not typically navigate FX or CFD markets, the
company says, including crypto users, sports fans, and people drawn to
political or entertainment events.
According
to Match-Trader’s own data, brokers offering prediction markets alongside their
core product see a “meaningful uplift” in user acquisition rates, the
company stated, though it did not disclose specific figures.
Whether
prediction markets can anchor a new retail trading business model is a question the industry is
actively working through. A 2025 Acuiti study found that 10% of proprietary
traders were already active in prediction contracts, 35% expressed interest,
and 75% of U.S. firms said they were trading or planning to trade them,
according to earlier Finance Magnates reporting.
