Prediction market infrastructure, oracles and wallets

Bitget Wallet provides tools for holding, trading and using digital assets. It is recorded as wallet infrastructure in the wider ecosystem.

Alchemy supplies developer infrastructure for blockchain applications, including RPC access, data APIs and transaction-related services. It is included as supporting infrastructure; a directory listing does not establish an integration with a particular prediction-market business.

• Free and paid

Hyperliquid is trading and blockchain infrastructure spanning several instrument types. Its developer reference documents binary outcome assets separately from spot and perpetuals. The checked outcome-metadata API section is labelled testnet-only, so that documentation alone does not establish public mainnet outcome-market access.

• Hyperliquid

Quicknode develops protocol or application infrastructure.

Retina develops protocol or application infrastructure.

• Paid or fee-based
• Polymarket
• Hyperliquid

Chance’s current site presents Bunker, a private-balance product for funding supported applications, swaps and transfers. The homepage describes a private mainnet alpha with access through a waitlist. Its AI-agent features are presented as forthcoming, rather than an established general-access trading bot.

• Polymarket
• Hyperliquid

Struct now describes custom protocol indexing and data backends. Its official notice announced the end of all Polymarket offerings on 30 September 2026, including REST, WebSockets, webhooks, trader PnL and Explorer. Older Polymarket feature descriptions are historical.

deBridge supplies cross-chain token swaps and transfers for access to on-chain applications and markets.

Fireblocks Dynamic provides embedded wallets, wallet applications and stablecoin-account infrastructure for product teams.

Magic provides wallet infrastructure for applications onboarding users into crypto products. Its pricing page describes active-wallet and signature allowances.

• Free and paid

R8rate’s project page describes continuous on-chain sentiment markets. This record is a project reference, rather than proof of an operating company.

Kute describes one wallet interface for payments, Bitcoin, predictions and investing, with a user-held-key model.

SX Bet develops protocol or application infrastructure.

AWE describes infrastructure and assets for an economy of AI agents.

Jupiter includes a dedicated prediction-market interface within its broader Solana trading product. Its public prediction view exposes browsing, combinations, activity, clans, profiles and a leaderboard. Wallet and perpetual features elsewhere on Jupiter should be distinguished from this prediction product.

• Polymarket

MetaMask is a self-custody crypto wallet with buying, selling, swapping, earning and spending features described on its site.

MoonPay provides crypto purchase and sale infrastructure with card, bank-transfer and supported digital-payment options.

Orca develops protocol or application infrastructure.

Rainbow provides a mobile crypto interface whose current overview also names stocks, sports, commodities and event-related products.

World’s site describes World ID and World App in the context of human identity and AI. It is a different resource from the trading site at world.xyz.

Allora coordinates machine-learning forecasts through a decentralised network. Its site describes workers producing inferences, evaluators checking results and a combined output that applications can consume.

functionSPACE provides market primitives for measurable numerical outcomes, aimed at applications, trading desks and traders.

Futarchy.fi describes using market mechanisms to inform decisions within organisations.

Kinetiq describes liquid staking and Markets.xyz infrastructure within the Hyperliquid ecosystem.

• Hyperliquid