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The event contracts and platform mechanics need to be understood before comparing routes.
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Before asking which licence you need, define the product. What can people trade, what decides the outcome and who controls the money and settlement?
At a glance
Founders building prediction markets, event-contract platforms or forecasting products.
What it can cover
01 · Check the fit
The event contracts and platform mechanics need to be understood before comparing routes.
Payments, custody, settlement and access restrictions need to be mapped.
Oracles, cancellations, resolution and appeals need clear treatment in the platform documents.
02 · What we can help with
Examine the contracts, economic exposure, market types and operator functions that need legal analysis.
Map intended users, promotion, access controls and the countries involved.
Review market creation, settlement, oracle decisions, prohibited markets and dispute processes.
Identify licensing, payment, compliance and partner questions to resolve for the selected model.
03 · How to get started
Start with what you have. These details help frame the first discussion.
Send the basics
Then define the scope
Possible financial-services, virtual-asset, gaming or other classifications require jurisdiction-specific analysis. No classification or permission is assumed here.
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05 · Common questions
A label such as prediction market is not enough. The review needs the contracts, settlement mechanics, operator role and intended users.
The structure is only one input. User locations, marketing, payment flows and platform control still need to be examined.
Yes. Resolution sources, ambiguous outcomes, cancellations and appeal procedures can be included in the platform-document work.
Describe a sample market, how it settles and the users you intend to serve.
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