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SX Bet review

Peer-to-peer sports betting exchange in USDC on SX Network

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

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Check country eligibility

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Where is SX Bet available?

18+. ToS excludes residents of Ontario, Australia, Austria, Comoros, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, UK, USA, plus sanctioned states: "You are not a resident of the following countries/regions".

What fees does SX Bet charge?

"SX Bet currently has no trading fees on single bets": taker 0%, maker 0%, parlays 5%, applied only to winning bets. Glide bridge withdrawals carry a 0.33% fee.

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.

  • SX.bet Terms and Conditions — checked

    Restricted list incl. Ontario, USA, UK, France, Germany; owner Nextgen Blockchain Technologies LTD.

  • SX.bet Fees — checked

    "SX Bet currently has no trading fees on single bets"; parlays 5%; "Fees are only applied to winning bets."

  • SX.bet Large Withdrawals — checked

    Glide bridge deposits free; "withdrawals are subject to a 0.33% fee"; native bridge moves USDC between SX Network and Ethereum.

  • SX.bet General Betting Rules — checked

    Settlement per official results, e.g. "Results will be graded as per official results from www.indycar.com".

  • SX.bet home — checked

    Links to API docs at api.docs.sx.bet; bills itself as a blockchain betting exchange.

  • SX Bet Fees (docs) — checked

    1% on net profit, taker only; maker 0%; parlays 5%; gas covered.

  • SX Bet v3 fees (developers) — checked

    Five per-account fee rates charged on profit at settlement.

  • Active leagues API — checked

    33 active leagues, all in sports or esports.

  • Maker Rewards — checked

    USDC prize pools for limit orders beating the consensus line; formula published.

  • Tournaments — checked

    Four tournament types; prizes not specified.

  • Deposit by transferring crypto — checked

    Native USDC deposits free; other tokens 0.33%; no minimum stated.

  • Large Withdrawals — checked

    Glide withdrawals 0.33%; Arbitrum native bridge 12-hour wait.

Prices and liquidity

We do not currently publish live quotes for SX Bet. 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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SX Bet FAQ

What fees does SX Bet charge?
"SX Bet currently has no trading fees on single bets": taker 0%, maker 0%, parlays 5%, applied only to winning bets. Glide bridge withdrawals carry a 0.33% fee.
Is SX Bet regulated?
No licence stated in the ToS; service owned by Nextgen Blockchain Technologies LTD., with non-arbitrated disputes in Ontario courts. ToS: "The Company makes no representation as to the legality of the services provided by it in any jurisdiction" (https://help.sx.bet/en/articles/3613372-terms-and-conditions).
Who can use SX Bet?
18+. ToS excludes residents of Ontario, Australia, Austria, Comoros, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, UK, USA, plus sanctioned states: "You are not a resident of the following countries/regions".
Does SX Bet have an API?
Yes. SX Bet documents a public API for market data and trading.
What can you trade on SX Bet?
Event contracts on sports. Individual markets open and close, so check the live list before depositing.

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