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Prediction markets in India

Of the 23 platforms we review, 9 are open to residents of India, 0 with restrictions and 6 exclude them. For 8 the published terms do not say either way.

Gambling is largely a matter for individual states, and exchange-control rules limit trading derivatives on foreign venues. Some platforms list India as restricted; others do not name it.

Each line reports what the platform’s own terms say, with the source we read and when. It is not legal advice, and a platform can still refuse an individual account. Last checked 26 Sept 2026.

Available 9

Not available 6

Not verified 8

Prediction markets in India: common questions

Can residents of India use Kalshi?
No. Kalshi’s terms exclude residents of India. India is on the Member Agreement's list of Restricted Jurisdictions. Residents may not trade Event Contracts (the agreement says this does not by itself bar holding membership).
Can residents of India use Polymarket?
Yes. According to Polymarket’s own terms, residents of India can use it. India does not appear in either the help centre's list of all geographically restricted locations (dated 2026-08-14) or the API docs' restricted-jurisdiction tables.
Can residents of India use FanDuel Predicts?
No. FanDuel Predicts’s terms exclude residents of India. FanDuel Predicts can only be used from eligible U.S. locations, based on geolocation.
Can residents of India use Interactive Brokers ForecastTrader?
No. Interactive Brokers ForecastTrader’s terms exclude residents of India. Interactive Brokers India is not an eligible affiliate. IBKR India's site says Indian residents may not trade futures, options or margin products on non-Indian markets.
Can residents of India use Crypto.com Prediction Markets?
No. Crypto.com Prediction Markets’s terms exclude residents of India. The help centre says Prediction Trading is available in the United States only.
Can residents of India use Opinion?
Yes. According to Opinion’s own terms, residents of India can use it. India is not on the Restricted Jurisdictions list. Terms of Use (no date shown), Restricted Jurisdictions clause.