Every exchange needs order flow. Every app with funded users is a distribution channel still unbuilt. Neither side has the headcount to work the other. SignPredict sits in the middle — sourcing the fit, structuring the route, and closing the integrations that put regulated markets inside apps people already use.
One side has the users. The other has the licence.
Category totals below — named brands are examples, not the full list.
// USERS ON ONE SIDE. LICENCES ON THE OTHER. THE ROUTES ARE STILL OPEN. //
Eighteen months of exchanges buying distribution: brokerages, fantasy apps, wallets and gaming platforms. Not one of these is a sponsorship. Every one routes order flow.
Two integrations, five months apart, took different regulatory routes to the same place: a regulated exchange sitting inside an app where users were already staking money. One is now the most measurable partnership result in the sector. The other is the template everyone else will copy.
10M-user fantasy app · Sleeper Markets registered as an FCM · Live 2 days before Super Bowl LX
Fantasy leagues, social features and a daily-fantasy Picks product — an audience already staking money on sports.
“Kalshi was the biggest brand of the Super Bowl without running a Super Bowl ad.” — Tarek Mansour
Skill-based gaming · No registration required of the property · Live before NFL season
Madden, NBA 2K, Call of Duty, Fortnite. Backed by Drake, Strauss Zelnick, Comcast Ventures, Y Combinator.
“This isn’t sports betting dressed up in new clothes. It’s a federal exchange.” — Jake Benzaquen
Sleeper became an FCM.
Sleeper Markets LLC secured NFA approval as a Futures Commission Merchant, which let it partner with an exchange and hold the customer relationship. More control, more upside — and months of registration before a single trade.
Players’ Lounge registered nothing.
The property supplies audience and interface; the exchange carries the licence, the KYC, the clearing and the liability. Weeks to launch instead of months — at the cost of owning the customer.
Every exchange is now hunting the same asset: an app that already holds funded, verified users. Kalshi calls it brokerage expansion. ProphetX calls itself the exchange behind the exchange. The race is for distribution, and it is running fast.
The three largest crypto exchanges on earth have no prediction market integration at all. Gate proved the model at $252M in routed volume. Nobody has taken the rest.
Tens of millions of funded balances between them, zero movement so far. Whoever integrates first takes a channel nobody else can replicate.
Registration filed and no exchange partner named. A brokerage brand with a global user base, still choosing a venue.
Skill-gaming platform, no registration required. ProphetX carries licence, KYC and clearing; the property takes a share of commission.
10M users, live two days before the Super Bowl. Kalshi then cleared $1B+ in a single day — up 2,700% year over year.
Three more brokerages routed into one book inside twelve months. Kalshi now powers Robinhood, Coinbase, PrizePicks, Webull, Moomoo and Sleeper.
Every app below holds funded users who already stake money. Almost none has an exchange partner. ● = integrated but dormant — the easiest deal in the sector.
Sleeper proved it: 10M users, live before the Super Bowl. The rest of the category is unclaimed.
Players’ Lounge signed ProphetX with no registration required. Every comparable platform is still open.
Kalshi took the first wave. The largest funded-account bases in America have still not moved.
Gate routed $252M through builder codes. The others integrated and never activated — or never integrated at all.
Audiences that consume sport all day, with no way to act on it. Not one has an exchange partner.
Builder codes need no licence on either side. Attribution is automatic. Nobody is working this tier.
Not signage. Not a logo on a wall. Order flow. We match exchanges that need volume with apps that already hold funded, verified users — and we structure the route between them, whether the property registers or the exchange carries it all.
Licensed, capitalised, and short of users. Kalshi calls this “brokerage expansion.” ProphetX calls itself the exchange behind the exchange. Every one of them is hunting the same thing: an audience already staking money.
We source the fit, structure the route — FCM registration or unregistered tech partner — and negotiate the terms that decide whether it lasts: commission split, lifetime attribution, market breadth, exclusivity.
Fantasy, gaming, brokerage, crypto, creator platforms and sports media. Users already verified, already funded, already wagering. A revenue line with no inventory to sell and no ad slot to fill.
Platforms get deal flow. Teams, leagues and media get a new revenue line. We get you both to signature — and onto the tape.