THE DIRECTORY

Prediction markets apps and providers

Compare exchanges and event-contract products by structure, published UK access evidence, resolution rules and the questions worth checking before use.

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This is an editorial directory, not a ranking or a list of recommendations. Search results often put a UK betting exchange next to a US-only app, even though the products and rules are not equivalent. The table tells you what each operator describes, and what we could establish from its published material on the review date.

Provider and product overview, reviewed 28 September 2026
ProviderProduct describedUK access signalGuide
MatchbookPeer-to-peer betting exchangeUK-facing exchange context; verify account eligibility and individual marketsRead guide
SmarketsBetting exchange and prediction market platform, per operatorUK-facing exchange context; verify account eligibility and individual marketsRead guide
RobinhoodUS prediction markets hubUK access to this product not confirmedRead guide
CoinbasePrediction contracts via Coinbase productOfficial help says US residents onlyRead guide
PolymarketEvent-outcome marketsOfficial help lists UK as restrictedRead guide
KalshiUS event-contract exchangeUK access not independently confirmedRead guide
DraftKingsDraftKings PredictionsOfficial product specifies physical location in eligible US statesRead guide
FanDuelFanDuel PredictsUK access not confirmed for this US-facing productRead guide
UnderdogUnderdog predictions / fantasy productsUK access to prediction product not confirmedRead guide
Fanatics MarketsUS event-market appOfficial guide says 21+ US resident; state restrictions applyRead guide

How to compare without a score

Begin with the product’s legal operator and eligibility, then read its question wording and settlement source. Compare whether you can see a live order book, how a price is expressed, the spread or fee schedule, whether early exit is supported and how disputes are handled. These criteria tell you more than a star rating would. Our liquidity guide explains why a nominal quote is not always an executable one.

“Not confirmed” means our review did not establish UK availability for that specific prediction product. It is not a claim that a brand has no UK presence. Likewise, an exchange being UK-facing does not mean every market is offered to every customer. Terms, locations and market catalogues change.

Data is not a platform recommendation

A large trading total cannot tell a UK reader which app is permitted or suitable. Our prediction-market volume report and wash-trading research note put the numbers in context. Return to the eligibility and settlement criteria in this directory before assessing any provider.

Good questions

Frequently asked

01What is the best prediction markets app in the UK?

There is no universal best app. Product type, eligibility, market rules, costs and safeguards differ; this directory compares those criteria without ranking operators.

02Does a US app-store listing mean UK access?

No. Confirm the precise product’s residency, location and identity requirements in the operator’s current terms.

References

Sources & further reading

  1. Gambling Commission: prediction markets and Great Britain (opens in a new tab)
  2. Smarkets: about the exchange (opens in a new tab)
  3. Matchbook: about the exchange (opens in a new tab)

Keep asking questions.
That is the point of a good guide.