Does ADI PredictStreet require identity verification (KYC)?

Yes. At 2,000 cumulative net deposits, on first withdrawal, or other internal trigger (FAQ).

Does ADI PredictStreet have a mobile app?

No native app is documented. ADI PredictStreet is used through its website.

What can you trade on ADI PredictStreet?

Event contracts on politics, sports, crypto, economics, entertainment and science. Individual markets open and close, so check the live list before depositing.

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Platform review

ADI PredictStreet review

Gibraltar-licensed YES/NO prediction exchange settled on ADI Chain

RegulatedAvailability unverified

Our verdict

Gibraltar-licensed YES/NO prediction exchange settled on ADI Chain. A catalogue entry built from the operator’s own pages; scored provisionally from its own documents; we have not traded on it.

6.3/10

Editor score

Preliminary

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Affiliate link · 18+ · trading involves risk

Score last changed: 30 Sept 2026

Score breakdown — 3 of 9 criteria rated (preliminary)

3 of 9 criteria are assessed, covering 35% of the declared weight. The remaining weight is redistributed proportionally rather than counted as zero.

Regulation & trust6.5/1042.86% (declared 15%)
The Gibraltar Gambling Division's own register (gamblingdivision.gov.gi/prediction-market-authorisations, read 30 Sep 2026) lists "Predict Street Limited – Prediction Market Authorisation (PMA01)" under the Prediction Market Regulations 2026. The operator's FAQ (adipredictstreet.com/faq) states identity checks under Gibraltar AML law, segregated customer funds, and a right to escalate unresolved complaints to the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner. That puts it at the top of the reputable-gaming-licence band (5–6.5) in the rubric, below US-regulated venues such as Polymarket US (8.0). It is held back by the operator's own inconsistent wording: the Terms cite Licence 167 under the Gambling Act 2005, the FAQ cites the Gambling Act 2025, and the two documents name different settlement stablecoins.
Market variety7.0/1034.29% (declared 12%)
The homepage and category pages on adipredictstreet.com (read 30 Sep 2026) show live markets under Sports, Politics, Crypto, Economics, Culture and Climate, which covers six of the seven categories we track (all except a separate 'other'). We counted about 94 linked events across the category pages. Sports, politics and climate have the most; economics had only two events (US Q3 GDP, a Bank of Mexico decision). Breadth is close to Crypto.com (7.0) and Polymarket US (8.0), but thin economics depth and a small total keep it at 7.0.
Resolution5.0/1022.86% (declared 8%)
The FAQ (adipredictstreet.com/faq, read 30 Sep 2026) says the operator settles each market through an oracle that uses a data source named on the market page, with its Compliance Officer overseeing "all resolution decisions". Settlement disputes go through the formal complaints process at complaints@adipredictstreet.com, are reviewed by the Compliance Officer, and can then be escalated to the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner. The Terms (clause 5.4) make the company's decision "final and binding… save in the case of manifest error". Having a regulator as the final escalation step is better than FanDuel (3.5). But the resolver and the first appeal are both the operator, so it sits below Kalshi (6.5).

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Where is ADI PredictStreet available?

18+; FAQ: "We do not accept customers from certain restricted countries — you will be informed during registration". No country list published; Terms bar any Restricted Jurisdiction where participation is prohibited by law, plus sanctioned persons.

What fees does ADI PredictStreet charge?

FAQ: a trading commission (a small percentage of each trade, rate shown on each market page before trading) plus gas fees on deposits/withdrawals charged in stablecoin/ADI (https://adipredictstreet.com/faq).

These are document checks, not a funded-account test. Access may depend on residence, physical location, account approval and the contract category. Check the operator’s current terms before depositing.

Learn how play-money and real-money markets differ, use the fee and payout tools, or read our review methodology.

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ADI PredictStreet Terms & Conditions (effective 27 March 2026) — checked 2026-09-30
Operator Predict Street Limited, Gibraltar; "Remote Gambling Licence Number: 167"; platform "primarily settles in USDC".
ADI PredictStreet FAQ — checked 2026-09-30
18+ only; restricted countries not listed but flagged at registration; KYC at 2,000 net deposits or first withdrawal; web only — "A dedicated app may be available in the future".
ADI PredictStreet FAQ — fees and settlement — checked 2026-09-30
Commission is "a small percentage of the value of each trade"; outcomes resolved via an oracle with Compliance Officer oversight.
ADI PredictStreet homepage — checked 2026-09-30
Markets across sports, politics, crypto, economics, culture and climate; operated by Predict Street Limited, Licence 167.
Gibraltar Gambling Division – Prediction Market Authorisations — checked 2026-09-30
Register lists 1) Predict Street Limited PMA01, 2) Wire Alternative Markets Limited PMA02, under S.10 Prediction Market Regulations 2026.
Gibraltar Gambling Division – Licence Holders — checked 2026-09-30
Register of Licence Holders under S.14 Gambling Act 2025. Predict Street Limited is not in the B2C remote operator list.
ADI PredictStreet About — checked 2026-09-30
Licence 167, Gibraltar. Web only. No bonus programme mentioned.

Prices and liquidity

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ADI PredictStreet FAQ

What fees does ADI PredictStreet charge?: FAQ: a trading commission (a small percentage of each trade, rate shown on each market page before trading) plus gas fees on deposits/withdrawals charged in stablecoin/ADI (https://adipredictstreet.com/faq).
Is ADI PredictStreet regulated?: Licensed as a betting intermediary in Gibraltar (Remote Gambling Licence No. 167), supervised by the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner. Terms: "licensed and regulated as a betting intermediary by the Gibraltar Licensing Authority" (https://adipredictstreet.com/terms). Gibraltar's own register lists Predict Street Limited under a Prediction Market Authorisation (PMA01) issued under the Prediction Market Regulations 2026 (gamblingdivision.gov.gi, read 30 September 2026).
Who can use ADI PredictStreet?: 18+; FAQ: "We do not accept customers from certain restricted countries — you will be informed during registration". No country list published; Terms bar any Restricted Jurisdiction where participation is prohibited by law, plus sanctioned persons.
Does ADI PredictStreet require identity verification (KYC)?: Yes. At 2,000 cumulative net deposits, on first withdrawal, or other internal trigger (FAQ).
Does ADI PredictStreet have a mobile app?: No native app is documented. ADI PredictStreet is used through its website.
What can you trade on ADI PredictStreet?: Event contracts on politics, sports, crypto, economics, entertainment and science. Individual markets open and close, so check the live list before depositing.

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Authorship

Written by PredictHub editorial

Key facts

Key facts for ADI PredictStreet
Type	Regulated exchange
Launched	2026
Jurisdiction	—
Licensing	—
Trading fees	Per-trade commission (rate shown per market)
Withdrawal fee	—
Minimum deposit	—
Currencies	USDC
KYC required	Yes
KYC trigger	At 2,000 cumulative net deposits, on first withdrawal, or other internal trigger (FAQ)
Market categories	Politics, Sports, Crypto, Economy, Entertainment, Science
Public API	—
Mobile apps	Web only
Supported countries	—

Regulatory status

Licensed as a betting intermediary in Gibraltar (Remote Gambling Licence No. 167), supervised by the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner. Terms: "licensed and regulated as a betting intermediary by the Gibraltar Licensing Authority" (https://adipredictstreet.com/terms). Gibraltar's own register lists Predict Street Limited under a Prediction Market Authorisation (PMA01) issued under the Prediction Market Regulations 2026 (gamblingdivision.gov.gi, read 30 September 2026).

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Complaints

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