Crypto.com’s US Predict Pro combines event contracts with a separate broker and exchange structure

Crypto.com announced Predict Pro on 15 October for eligible US users. It combines event-contract trading with order-book views and additional order tools. The help documentation specifies US users with a futures commission merchant account, rather than universal access for all Crypto.com customers.[1][2]

The help page uses the older CDNA branding for North American Derivatives Exchange. The legal company name links the two descriptions; the branding difference should not be presented as evidence of two separate exchanges.[1][2]

Payoff, resolution and execution answer different questions

For the basic yes-or-no contracts described in the help page, a correct outcome pays $1 per contract. An unsuccessful position loses the entry cost, including applicable fees. The launch also advertises combinations of two to 20 predictions; their terms should be checked separately from the basic-contract description.[2][1]

The company says settlement is typically within about an hour after resolution. That is an operational expectation after the determination process, not a guarantee that money arrives an hour after an underlying sporting, political or economic event ends. The disclosed resolution source and dispute process remain relevant.[1]

Illustration only: a basic contract bought for $0.40 and settled at $1 produces a $0.60 gross gain before fees; if it settles at zero, the gross loss is $0.40. The example is not a live quote and does not describe a multi-event combination.

An order-book price can be expressed as an implied probability, but it is still a tradable price shaped by participants, liquidity and costs. Similarly, a stop order does not guarantee a particular execution price. Regulation of the named derivatives entities should not be extended into a claim that every service in the wider group has the same protections.

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