Trader panel
Live event markets with YES/NO trade entry and a virtual balance.
A practical launch path for founders and existing prop firms: choose your model and markets, design the challenge, set up checkout and verification, and prepare payouts and support before you open sales.
Challenges use virtual balances. Trades are simulated and do not execute on real prediction markets.
This guide is general information, not legal advice. Requirements depend on your jurisdiction and model.
The decisions that shape a prediction market prop firm, in the order most teams make them.
Decide whether you are launching a new brand or adding prediction markets to an existing prop firm, and who your traders are.
Pick the event categories your audience follows: sports, politics and elections, crypto and finance, or a curated list of your own.
Set account sizes, the number of phases, profit targets and loss limits. Our challenge rules guide covers the common rule types.
Offer multiple payment methods so traders can buy a challenge with the option they prefer.
Decide when traders verify their identity and how payout requests are reviewed, approved and recorded.
Prepare your logo, colors, product text and challenge pages. See the white-label platform.
Set up the CRM, lifecycle emails, support processes and affiliate program before traffic arrives.
A prediction market prop firm is more than a trading screen. These are the systems traders and your team touch from the first sale.
Live event markets with YES/NO trade entry and a virtual balance.
Targets, limits and phase changes applied to every simulated order.
Multiple payment methods for challenge purchases.
KYC through Veriff, Sumsub or KYCAid.
Requests, approvals and an audit history for funded traders.
Trader records, lifecycle emails and partner referrals. See the prediction market CRM.
Bring these answers to your first planning call and launch moves much faster.
| Decision | Questions to answer | Where OLATECH helps |
|---|---|---|
| Markets | Which event categories will traders see? | Live markets across sports, politics, crypto and finance, or your own list. |
| Challenge design | Account sizes, phases, targets and limits? | Configurable rules and phases per program. |
| Payments | Which payment methods do your traders use? | Checkout with multiple payment methods. |
| Verification | When do traders verify, and with which provider? | Veriff, Sumsub or KYCAid. |
| Payouts | Who approves payouts, and on what evidence? | A review queue with account history and audit trail. |
| Growth | Affiliates, lifecycle emails, retention offers? | Affiliate programs and CRM automation. |
Parts of the OLATECH back office that your team uses to run the program.

Set one-phase or two-phase programs, with each account moving from Phase 1 to Phase 2 to Funded.

Review payout requests from funded traders in one queue, with every action kept in the audit history.
No. OLATECH is B2B software for firms that run simulated prediction market evaluations. Challenges use virtual balances, traders do not place real orders, and OLATECH is not an exchange, broker, sportsbook or betting operator.
It depends on your jurisdiction and model. Simulated programs with virtual balances are structured differently from real-money trading, but you should take legal advice for the markets you serve. OLATECH provides software, not legal advice.
Yes. Prediction market challenges can sit next to your current programs, and we review how they fit your brand, checkout and CRM in the demo.
It depends on your brand setup, program design and integrations. We map a launch plan with you during the first call.
Book a demo and we will turn this checklist into a launch plan for your prediction market prop firm.