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Novig review

CFTC-designated peer-to-peer sports prediction market (Ludlow)

Regulated✅ Available

In United States: “Novig is available nationwide, except in Arizona, Nevada, and Michigan.” Eligibility is based on physical location at the time of trading, and users must be 21 or older.

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Where is Novig available?

Users must be 21 or older and physically located in an eligible US jurisdiction when they trade; Novig's help centre says it "does not currently operate in Michigan, Nevada, and Arizona." The operator's promo page notes that eligibility "is based on your physical location at the time you trade — not your billing address or state of residency." Identity verification (KYC) is required and each user may hold one account.

What fees does Novig charge?

Novig's help centre says "only takers pay trading fees on Novig. The maker fee is $0" (support.novig.com/en/articles/16195057-fees-on-novig, read 28 Sep 2026). Pre-game straight trades carry no fee for maker or taker (app/web and API). Taker fees are 0.03 x P x (1-P) per contract on live straight trades, 0.06 x P x (1-P) on futures, and 0.10 x P x (1-P) on parlays (the parlay fee is built into the quoted price). At a 50c contract that works out to about 1.5%, 3% and 5% of the stake respectively. Our calculation: 0.03 x 0.25 = $0.0075 per 50c contract. The help centre's worked example is 100 live contracts at 50% = $0.75. Makers on live and futures markets can earn a rebate through the Maker Credit Program: "50% of the Live Taker Fee collected" and "70% of the Futures Taker Fee collected", starting 10 September 2026. Deposits by credit card, debit card or Apple Pay use 'standard pricing' with a 3% fee; bank transfers (Stripe, Aeropay) and stablecoins (Coinflow) use no-fee 'discount pricing' (support.novig.com/en/articles/15062817, read 28 Sep 2026). No withdrawal fee is stated anywhere we read.

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Prices and liquidity

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Novig FAQ

What fees does Novig charge?
Novig's help centre says "only takers pay trading fees on Novig. The maker fee is $0" (support.novig.com/en/articles/16195057-fees-on-novig, read 28 Sep 2026). Pre-game straight trades carry no fee for maker or taker (app/web and API). Taker fees are 0.03 x P x (1-P) per contract on live straight trades, 0.06 x P x (1-P) on futures, and 0.10 x P x (1-P) on parlays (the parlay fee is built into the quoted price). At a 50c contract that works out to about 1.5%, 3% and 5% of the stake respectively. Our calculation: 0.03 x 0.25 = $0.0075 per 50c contract. The help centre's worked example is 100 live contracts at 50% = $0.75. Makers on live and futures markets can earn a rebate through the Maker Credit Program: "50% of the Live Taker Fee collected" and "70% of the Futures Taker Fee collected", starting 10 September 2026. Deposits by credit card, debit card or Apple Pay use 'standard pricing' with a 3% fee; bank transfers (Stripe, Aeropay) and stablecoins (Coinflow) use no-fee 'discount pricing' (support.novig.com/en/articles/15062817, read 28 Sep 2026). No withdrawal fee is stated anywhere we read.
Is Novig regulated?
Novig is the trading name of Ludlow Exchange, LLC, which the CFTC's DCM filings register lists with status "Designated" and designation date "2026-06-16" (cftc.gov/IndustryOversight/IndustryFilings/TradingOrganizations/59390, read 28 Sep 2026). The operator's promo page states it "operates as a CFTC-designated contract market (Ludlow Exchange, LLC, d/b/a Novig)" (novig.com/promo, read 28 Sep 2026), and its help centre says it operates "under federal commodities law, regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), rather than under state sweepstakes or sports betting law" (support.novig.com 'What is Novig?', read 28 Sep 2026). Trades clear through Bitnomial Clearinghouse, LLC per Novig's own 'Bitnomial Clearinghouse Acknowledgement' (read 28 Sep 2026). Before the DCM, Novig ran a sweepstakes product (from September 2024) and, earlier, a Colorado-licensed exchange (January to April 2024), per its own newsroom timeline (novig.com/newsroom, read 28 Sep 2026).
Who can use Novig?
Users must be 21 or older and physically located in an eligible US jurisdiction when they trade; Novig's help centre says it "does not currently operate in Michigan, Nevada, and Arizona." The operator's promo page notes that eligibility "is based on your physical location at the time you trade — not your billing address or state of residency." Identity verification (KYC) is required and each user may hold one account.
Does Novig require identity verification (KYC)?
Yes. At sign-up: legal name, date of birth, address, phone, last 4 digits of SSN, and a current US driver's licence or state ID (support.novig.com Account Verification).
Does Novig have a mobile app?
Yes. Novig has apps for iOS and Android.
Does Novig have an API?
Yes. Novig documents a public API for market data and trading.
What can you trade on Novig?
Event contracts on sports. Individual markets open and close, so check the live list before depositing.

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