World review

Where is World available?

"World does not require KYC, but trading is not permitted from certain restricted jurisdictions." Support lists 64 countries incl. the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany, Australia, Japan, India and UAE.

What fees does World charge?

No protocol fee ("The Foundation does not currently charge fees"); users pay network fees on buys and sells, a refundable rent deposit on the first buy in a market, and a small deposit fee. Nothing is charged on payout (https://world.xyz/support/what-am-i-charged).

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.

• World Terms of Service (June 17, 2026) — checked 2026-09-30

  Protocol offered by World Protocol Foundation (Cayman); services "not available to" persons in the United States.

• World Support - Which countries can use World? — checked 2026-09-30

  Lists 64 restricted countries and territories; access also blocked under comprehensive US sanctions.

• World Support - Do I need to KYC? — checked 2026-09-30

  "No. But some countries cannot trade on World at all."

• World Support - What am I charged? — checked 2026-09-30

  Small network fees on buy and sell, refundable rent deposit, deposit fee; "When you get paid: Nothing."

• World Support - How do I deposit funds? — checked 2026-09-30

  Deposits arrive as "the stablecoin, CASH, the currency you place predictions in and get paid in"; card and exchange on-ramps.

• World Support - Who decides the outcome? — checked 2026-09-30

  Oracle reports the result on Solana; real-world results held briefly for correction before final.

• World Support - How do I withdraw my funds? — checked 2026-09-30

  'There is a minimum' (amount not stated); fee shown before confirming.