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Contracts on
what happens next.
Event contracts priced, risk-managed and settled against a resolution feed — on the same journalled execution path as the rest of the book. Roadmap, not release.
Status: roadmap
Not live. This page describes what we intend to build and why we think the execution layer we already run is the right foundation for it.
The idea
An event contract is a simple instrument with a hard problem attached: it has to settle against something that happened in the world. Pricing and matching are the easy half. Resolution — deciding the outcome, defensibly, on a schedule, with a record of why — is where these markets actually live or die.
We are building toward event contracts that run on the same path as everything else: pre-trade risk, routing policy, an append-only journal, and settlement that reconciles to a source you can point at.
What we are designing toward
- Resolution as a first-class input. The outcome feed, its provenance and its
- Risk that understands binary payoff. Exposure on an event contract behaves
- The same journal. Every price, position and resolution step recorded before
- One operator console. Event markets appear in the portal alongside the rest
Where it lands
The natural first buyers are operators who already hold a licensed relationship with a player base and want a regulated market product rather than another gambling vertical — see Gaming.
Open questions
Jurisdictional treatment is the whole game with event contracts, and it varies enormously. We are not going to hand-wave that on a marketing page. If you have a licence position and a view on which markets you could actually offer, contact us — that conversation shapes what gets built.