Wallets and neobanks
Embedded event-priced contracts inside bank-grade mobile money. Prediction as a financial product, not a gambling product.
The default infrastructure layer for event markets
The infrastructure and intelligence layer powering the next generation of event markets
Nasdaq, NYSE and B3 provide the infrastructure that powers financial markets. Stripe made payments plug-and-play. Predix does both for event markets: the infrastructure layer and the launch layer. Partners go live in hours and days, not weeks or years with white-label, API-first deployment, AI-driven. They keep the brand. They keep the users. They keep the rails.
A new financial infrastructure category
Prediction markets are not a variant of betting. They are a new category of financial infrastructure: tradable event-priced contracts with market-driven pricing, higher recurrence, deeper liquidity, more categories, stronger capital efficiency, and superior unit economics compared with static one-way models.
The category is already validating at scale. The current market is early, but already concentrated. The infrastructure layer has not yet consolidated.
~$63B
global prediction market trading volume in 2025
~$1.1T
projected annual volume by 2030 (Bank of America)
Multi-B
single-event notional volume already demonstrated
The infrastructure layer captures outsized value before the category fully consolidates. Late entrants face structurally worse economics.
Prediction markets will not be won by interfaces alone
The durable winners in this category will not be decided by a prettier frontend, a faster UI, or consumer branding alone.
They will be decided by who controls:
- Price discovery and market-making infrastructure
- Liquidity depth and horizontal liquidity
- Resolution quality and verification trust
- Risk systems and anomaly detection
- Settlement reliability and operational trust
- Data feedback loops and event taxonomies
- Compliance playbooks and jurisdictional operating knowledge
Predix is building the layer underneath the interface.
The operating system behind pricing, risk, liquidity, and resolution. The intelligence layer behind real-world market interpretation. The platform that removes the barrier to entry for market creation and makes the hard parts of running a market invisible to the partner.
Global prediction market infrastructure: enterprise-grade, white-label, API-first
Predix is the operating layer for event markets. Partners do not need to build the technology, liquidity model, market operations, resolution workflows, or settlement stack from scratch. They plug into Predix and focus on distribution, brand, customer acquisition, market vertical strategy, and user experience.
White-label deployment
Partners own the brand and the user relationship
API-first integration
Embed prediction surfaces into any product
Full settlement layer
Collateral management, payout, reconciliation
Wallet, balances, transaction history
Operational from day one
Pricing, charts, positions
Real-time trading infrastructure
Multi-tenant architecture
Single stack, multiple operators
Compliance and regulatory posture
Built into the stack, not bolted on
Observability and operational readiness
Partner SLAs, not guesswork
Built for B2B partners
Betting and gaming operatorsBrokers and distributorsFintech and trading platformsWallets and neobanksMedia and content groupsConsumer appsInstitutions and specialized venues
Betting operators are the fastest path to revenue: established distribution, ROI clarity, liquidity culture, and regulatory familiarity. The same infrastructure extends horizontally to every vertical where event-driven markets improve engagement, retention, and revenue diversity.
Liquidity as infrastructure
Professional market-making at the core of tradable event markets
Professional market makers are not a side detail. They are the difference between a market that functions and a market that stalls.
In prediction markets, without professional market-making, most markets remain shallow, inefficient, fragile, or commercially unscalable.
Tighter spreads
Better pricing for every participant
Deeper order books
More reliable execution at scale
Faster price discovery
Markets that reflect reality sooner
Inventory discipline
Structured risk management across positions
Reduced slippage
Confidence for traders and operators
Market stability
Less volatility from thin books
Better conversion
From curiosity to repeated trading behavior
Predix makes professional market-making operationally accessible to partners who would never build or coordinate that stack on their own.
Predix is not only simplifying launch. It is abstracting and orchestrating the hard parts of making a market actually function: liquidity orchestration, market depth support, pricing discipline, and market quality as infrastructure, not decoration.
Predix Oracle
The intelligence layer behind pricing, risk, and resolution
Predix is not just infrastructure. It is intelligence-native infrastructure.
Predix Oracle is a proprietary event intelligence and verification stack that operates across the full market lifecycle, combining market data, pricing signals, historical patterns, event metadata, real-world signal ingestion, language understanding, and structured and unstructured data analysis with model-assisted risk management, official resolution sources, and blockchain-backed auditability.
Technology stack
- Artificial intelligence and deep learning
- SLMs and LLMs for semantic risk management
- CNN-based signal processing
- Real-time event monitoring pipelines
- Official and verifiable resolution channels
Market pricing and signal interpretation
Real-time synthesis of pricing signals across event categories
Event progression and confidence scoring
Continuous assessment of event state and outcome probability
Risk filtering and anomaly detection
Identification of fragile market relationships and misleading signals
Weak-signal suppression and ambiguity management
Semantic filtering of low-confidence inputs before they affect markets
Escalation workflows and dispute resolution
Structured challenge windows and governance-grade review processes
Market state transitions and resolution trust
Auditable lifecycle from event open to final settlement
Predix's architecture is aligned with the frontier direction of AI-assisted market intelligence: language models as semantic risk filters, language as an input to market interpretation, context-aware forecasting where market prices serve as priors and textual evidence updates those priors, and evidence-aware repricing and resolution support.
Predix does not simply route trades. Predix helps markets interpret reality.
From definition to settlement. One operational layer.
A single infrastructure stack designed for institutional-grade partners.
Step 1
Define markets
Structure questions, outcomes, and parameters aligned to your brand, risk policies, and regulatory posture.
Step 2
Connect intelligence and resolution
Wire official feeds and resolution channels so Predix Oracle interprets, proposes, and verifies outcomes with auditable evidence trails.
Step 3
Launch and operate
Go live with pricing, professional liquidity, and trading on the Predix stack. Route lifecycle events through settlement and compliance with full observability.
Step 4
Ship your experience
Embedded, co-branded, or fully white-label. Your users stay on your properties and rails. Your brand. Your relationship.
The infrastructure window is now
Market-driven pricing displaced fixed pricing in travel, mobility, and advertising. The same structural shift is underway in event-based markets: tradable probabilities, real-time pricing, and breadth across sports, politics, macro, culture, and institutional use cases.
Global market validation
~$63B
global prediction market trading volume, 2025
~$1.1T
projected annual volume by 2030 (Bank of America)
Multi-B
single-event notional volume already demonstrated
Institutional interest is accelerating. Exchange-led experiments, regulated event contracts, and retail-access partnerships are expanding the surface area.
Brazil thesis
Brazil is strategically critical. The behavioral base, payment infrastructure, and user density are already proven:
~R$1T
total bets in 2025
~R$37B
gross platform revenue
25.2M
legal bettors
~R$70B
sports betting volume
~US$195
monthly volume per user (conservative)
Instant payments (PIX), mobile-first usage, and football as a natural entry point. The long-term opportunity is multi-vertical event market infrastructure.
The infrastructure layer is still forming. Most platforms have not standardized on a shared operating layer. The window for becoming the default is narrow and closing. Early infrastructure capture compounds into structural advantage.
Betting is the entry wedge. Not the endpoint.
The same infrastructure that powers betting operators extends to every surface where event-driven markets improve engagement, retention, and revenue diversity.
Fintech and trading platforms
Macro, rates, and event-risk instruments alongside the existing stack. Event markets as a new asset class for trading interfaces.
Media and live events
Broadcast-adjacent probability experiences. Real-time engagement without leaving the content surface.
The market expands into politics, sports, culture, corporate events, crypto, economics, and any domain where real-world events create tradable uncertainty. Infrastructure that starts with operators does not end there.
Infrastructure compounds faster than products
Predix gets stronger with every integration, every market, and every resolution cycle. The advantage is structural, not cosmetic.
Operator integrations
Each partner adds distribution and data
Pricing history
Better models, tighter spreads, smarter risk
Resolution playbooks
Faster, more reliable, more auditable outcomes
Liquidity behavior
Deeper books, more confidence, better conversion
Event taxonomies
Richer market definitions, broader coverage
Risk patterns
Better anomaly detection, better market protection
Jurisdictional knowledge
Faster compliance, smoother launches
Market maker behavior
Better coordination, better market quality
Data network effects
More signal, more intelligence, more defensibility
The default layer becomes harder to displace with every cycle. Distribution relationships compound. Risk models compound. Resolution playbooks compound. The infrastructure moat widens as the category scales.
The team building the default layer
Operators, technologists, and market-structure thinkers focused on making event markets deployable at institutional scale.
Matheus Celtic
CEO
Fintech and blockchain operator scaling businesses in high-growth emerging markets.
Klyff Harlley
CTO
Infrastructure and smart-contract engineering at institutional scale.
Guilherme Guimarães
CMO
Sports and media monetization, partnerships, and go-to-market execution.
Sergio Floris
Adviser
Growth leadership across acquisition and partnership channels.
Marc Crean
Adviser
Former OpenBet executive; betting technology and operator partnerships.
Build the next event market on Predix
The infrastructure layer is forming now. Early partners define the category alongside us. Share your distribution, timelines, and integration constraints. We will align on a concrete path to production.