Binance Wallet has integrated prediction markets through Predict.fun, adding event-based trading to the Binance app across crypto, sports, global events, and other categories.
Prediction Markets are now integrated with Binance Wallet, provided by @predictdotfun.
Trade outcomes across crypto, sports, global events, and more.
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1️⃣ Open the Binance App in [Exchange] view → Go to [Markets] →… pic.twitter.com/amjjHgUQI2
— Binance Wallet (@BinanceWallet) April 9, 2026
Binance said users can access the feature through the Markets section in Exchange view, marking a broader push to bring more onchain products into its main retail app.
Binance said traders can place prediction trades using funds already held in their spot or funding accounts rather than moving assets to an external wallet. Binance is also covering BNB Smart Chain gas fees, which lowers the cost of placing trades.
The feature runs through Binance Wallet’s keyless system, which distributes control of private keys to reduce single points of failure. Users still need to open a separate Prediction Account to access the service.
For Predict.fun, the integration opens a much larger distribution channel. The platform, which operates on BNB Smart Chain, has said it supports markets across politics, sports, and crypto, and recently announced strategic backing from YZi Labs and Susquehanna Crypto.
Predict.fun said it has processed more than $1.8 billion in cumulative volume and over 4 million orders, highlighting the scale it had already reached before entering Binance’s app ecosystem.
The launch comes as prediction markets gain scale across crypto. DefiLlama data shows the sector at about $482 million in total value locked, while Predict.fun has logged roughly $277 million in 30-day notional volume. Binance said the feature may not be available in some jurisdictions.
The rollout was paired with a two-week feedback campaign offering 30 users 100 USDC each for eligible responses, suggesting Binance is using the launch to test demand as much as to expand product scope.
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