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Azuro review

On-chain betting protocol whose markets run on third-party apps

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In United States: Listed as a restricted jurisdiction in Azuro’s terms.

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Where is Azuro available?

Website terms bar citizens/residents of 28 listed countries incl. "United States of America, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands", Pakistan, Egypt, Iran, plus UN/EU-sanctioned territories. Bettors use independent frontends with their own terms.

What fees does Azuro charge?

No separate bet fee documented; odds carry a margin ("Spread is the vig (aka margin) for an individual bet") and pool profits are shared with LPs, Data Providers, apps and AzuroDAO (https://gem.azuro.org/knowledge-hub/how-azuro-works/reward-distribution).

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.

See our Platform documentation audit for the method and downloadable source register.

  • Azuro Docs - General FAQ — checked

    "Azuro is a decentralized protocol for prediction markets" using an AMM with a singleton liquidity pool.

  • Azuro Docs - Betting FAQ — checked

    To bet: "Find your preferred app, visit their interface, and bet"; bets resolve on average within two hours.

  • Azuro Docs - Apps (Frontends) — checked

    Apps such as bookmaker.XYZ inherit markets; AzuroDAO "expressly disclaim[s] any liability" for apps.

  • Azuro Docs - Deployment Addresses — checked

    V3 production contracts on Polygon, Gnosis, Base and Chiliz; bet tokens include Polygon USDT and Gnosis WXDAI.

  • Azuro Terms of Use — checked

    Azuro DAO, Seychelles law; lists barred countries including the United States.

  • Event Resolution: AzuroDAO — checked

    Data Provider resolves in good faith; AzuroDAO steps in only when a resolution is disputed.

  • Rules and Settlement Policy — checked

    15 sports and 3 esports titles; official-source settlement; no appeal process.

  • How Azuro Works: TL;DR — checked

    'Data Provider sets margin (i.e., 2.5%) on each Condition'; displayed odds are after margin.

  • Reward Distribution — checked

    Pool profit: 20% to LPs, 10% to Data Providers, apps up to 70% of attributed revenue, remainder to the DAO; no numeric bettor fee.

  • Audits — checked

    V3 audited by HEXENS, Pessimistic and Maxim Timofeev (Mar-Apr 2025); seven V2 audits 2023-2024.

  • Azuro Waves — checked

    Points programme temporarily paused pending a V3 reboot.

Prices and liquidity

We do not currently publish live quotes for Azuro. Check the platform’s order book before placing an order: the last trade can differ from the price available for your position size.

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Azuro FAQ

What fees does Azuro charge?
No separate bet fee documented; odds carry a margin ("Spread is the vig (aka margin) for an individual bet") and pool profits are shared with LPs, Data Providers, apps and AzuroDAO (https://gem.azuro.org/knowledge-hub/how-azuro-works/reward-distribution).
Is Azuro regulated?
No licence stated. Website terms are with "THE AZURO DAO", represented by an authorized individual, and "governed, construed, and enforced by the law of Seychelles"; the DAO disclaims liability for apps built on the protocol (https://gem.azuro.org/terms-of-use).
Who can use Azuro?
Website terms bar citizens/residents of 28 listed countries incl. "United States of America, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands", Pakistan, Egypt, Iran, plus UN/EU-sanctioned territories. Bettors use independent frontends with their own terms.
Does Azuro have an API?
Yes. Azuro documents a public API for market data and trading.
What can you trade on Azuro?
Event contracts on sports. Individual markets open and close, so check the live list before depositing.

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