Binance Wallet has officially launched a third-party integration with Predict.fun, providing eligible users with in-app access to on-chain prediction markets. This move follows a successful beta-testing phase and is part of Binance's broader strategy to make on-chain activities more accessible through a trusted interface.
The integration leverages Predict.fun, the largest prediction market provider on the BNB Smart Chain, to offer trading on the probabilities of future outcomes across categories like sports, esports, economics, world events, culture, and crypto. All event contracts, pricing, and resolution are managed on-chain by Predict.fun's smart contracts, with Binance Wallet acting as a facilitator for access and user experience.
Key features of the integration include one-click access for eligible users, the ability to fund trades using existing balances in Spot and Funding accounts, and a gasless trading experience where Binance Wallet sponsors all transaction fees for trades and settlements. The service also supports both market and limit orders and utilizes Binance Wallet's keyless Multi-Party Computation (MPC) technology for security, requiring users to create a dedicated Prediction Account.
Winson Liu, Global Lead of Binance Wallet, stated, "With this integration, we're making it simpler for users to access another on-chain utility using a familiar and secure in-app experience. This is part of our broader effort to make Binance more useful day to day by reducing friction and expanding the range of on-chain use cases available through Binance Wallet."
The launch comes as the prediction market sector experiences explosive growth. According to data, total monthly trading volume for prediction markets surpassed $20 billion in March 2026, a 1,566% increase from the $1.2 billion monthly average recorded in early 2025. Major platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket have reported volumes exceeding $10 billion each in recent months.
Binance's entry follows similar moves by competitors such as Coinbase, which partnered with Kalshi to offer event contracts to U.S. users, and Crypto.com, which launched its own prediction platform. The service is noted as not being under the supervision of any financial regulatory authority.
