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Novig launches prediction market platform across the United States

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Novig said it has launched nationwide as a CFTC-registered designated contract market, completing its transition to a prediction market platform. The company said its event contracts are available to users aged 21 and over and that cumulative trading volume has exceeded $6 billion.

Novig’s launch as a CFTC-registered designated contract market makes its event contracts available nationwide to eligible users.

Earlier licence decisions by CFTC

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Binance.USNot statedBinance.US plans CFTC application for prediction marketsNot stated
Rush Street InteractiveNot statedRush Street Interactive describes exchange filing as contingency planNot stated
RSINot statedRSI files CFTC exchange application without imminent sports-contract launch plansNot stated
365Prediction, FiscalNoteNot stated365Prediction awaits CFTC approval before planned early 2027 launchNot stated
tastytrade, Apex Fintech SolutionsNot statedtastytrade launches event contracts using Apex infrastructureNot stated

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