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Platform review

Pascal review

Non-custodial order-book prediction exchange on Solana

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

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Where is Pascal available?

18+. ToS Restricted Jurisdictions: "Australia, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Ontario, Poland, Quebec, Russia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, the United Kingdom, the United States" plus comprehensively sanctioned jurisdictions (Iran, Syria, Cuba, North Korea, Crimea/Donetsk/Luhansk). VPNs prohibited.

What fees does Pascal charge?

Taker fee = size x price x (1 - price) x taker_fee_rate, default "taker_fee_rate": "0.020000" (2%); makers receive "maker_rebate_share": "0.250000" (25% of the taker fee). Configured per market (https://docs.pascal.trade).

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  • Pascal Docs — checked

    "Pascal is a noncustodial prediction market exchange on Solana." Users deposit USDC; REST and WebSocket APIs documented.

  • Pascal Docs - Fees — checked

    Default taker_fee_rate 2% applied to size x price x (1 - price); maker_rebate_share 25%.

  • Pascal Docs - Resolution — checked

    "Contracts are settled directly by the exchange team. Pascal does not use an onchain oracle to determine outcomes."

  • Pascal Terms of Service (June 16, 2026) — checked

    Operator Koganei Maru Ltd.; lists Restricted Jurisdictions including the United States and United Kingdom.

  • Pascal public markets API — checked

    2,813 listed markets tagged mainly Politics, Sports (soccer, NFL), Finance, AI, Crypto.

  • Pascal docs – General (Fees, Referral, Resolution) — checked

    Taker fee = size×p×(1−p)×rate, maker rebate share. Referral 10%/5%. 'Contracts are settled directly by the exchange team.'

  • Pascal docs index — checked

    REST/WebSocket API documented. Market rules via rules_url.

Prices and liquidity

We do not currently publish live quotes for Pascal. 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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Pascal FAQ

What fees does Pascal charge?
Taker fee = size x price x (1 - price) x taker_fee_rate, default "taker_fee_rate": "0.020000" (2%); makers receive "maker_rebate_share": "0.250000" (25% of the taker fee). Configured per market (https://docs.pascal.trade).
Is Pascal regulated?
No licence stated. Services are provided by Koganei Maru Ltd.; ToS are governed by Delaware law with arbitration seated in the British Virgin Islands. The company says it "does not operate a cryptoassets or derivatives exchange platform" (https://app.pascal.trade/terms.pdf).
Who can use Pascal?
18+. ToS Restricted Jurisdictions: "Australia, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Ontario, Poland, Quebec, Russia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, the United Kingdom, the United States" plus comprehensively sanctioned jurisdictions (Iran, Syria, Cuba, North Korea, Crimea/Donetsk/Luhansk). VPNs prohibited.
Does Pascal have an API?
Yes. Pascal documents a public API for market data and trading.
What can you trade on Pascal?
Event contracts on politics, sports, economics, crypto and other events. Individual markets open and close, so check the live list before depositing.

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Authorship

Written by PredictHub editorial