Binance Wallet adds Predict.Fun for on-chain prediction markets

Binance has integrated Predict.Fun prediction markets into its noncustodial Binance Wallet app, enabling users to open and interact with prediction markets without leaving the wallet interface.

The integration connects Binance Wallet to the Predict.Fun protocol so users can view market listings, take positions and settle outcomes using assets stored in their wallets. The feature works in the wallet’s in-app dApp browser and other wallet interfaces that support decentralized applications, and transactions are executed on-chain from a user’s wallet keys rather than through a central order book.

Because trades run on smart contracts, users keep custody of their assets while interacting with markets. Transactions require wallet permissions to sign and broadcast, and the wallet displays transaction fees and confirmations before execution.

Predict.Fun operates smart contracts that create binary and categorical markets, accept wagers and distribute payouts after event outcomes are verified by the protocol’s oracles. Market discovery, order placement and settlement occur on the protocol and on-chain.

Binance and Predict.Fun described the integration as intended to reduce friction for users who already use Binance Wallet for self-custody and decentralized finance activity.

The wallet app includes controls for user consent and cookie settings. Users can manage targeting and performance cookies, allow or block personalized ads and content profiling, and enable or disable features used for ad measurement, market research and product development. The app also documents always-active technical functions such as device identification, linking multiple devices and security measures to prevent fraud and ensure proper delivery of content and transactions.

Binance Wallet is the exchange’s noncustodial solution for managing crypto assets and accessing decentralized applications. Predict.Fun is a protocol that runs on public blockchains and uses smart contracts and oracles to handle markets and payouts. Similar integrations have appeared as wallets and dApp browsers add direct access to decentralized finance services.