SOFTSWISS Prediction Markets passes 50 projects three months after April 2026 launch

SOFTSWISS says its Prediction Markets pipeline has passed 50 projects since launch in April 2026, with two live projects already operating outside the SOFTSWISS Sportsbook ecosystem. For high-risk operators, the point is not the headline count; it is that the product is being positioned as a fixed-odds layer that can sit inside a regulated licence without forcing a separate trading desk.

1. SOFTSWISS Prediction Markets is a B2B fixed-odds Prediction Markets platform built for regulated iGaming. Operators can offer wagering on outcomes in politics, economics, technology, sport, and culture under their own brand, within their existing licence, and without a dedicated trading team.
2. The platform runs on a fixed-odds model, which SOFTSWISS says gives operators control over margin, risk, and player data. For existing Sportsbook partners, integration takes two to three days. New operators can go live in approximately three weeks.
3. Alexander Kamenetskyi, Head of Operations at SOFTSWISS Sportsbook, said the response matches what the company was hearing before launch: demand for a new product category that works within regulated iGaming. He added that operators are moving from asking whether Prediction Markets work to asking how much GGR they are leaving on the table.
4. SOFTSWISS is framing the product as both an acquisition tool and a reactivation tool. In its view, Fixed Odds Prediction Markets can reach audiences that are harder to convert through traditional sportsbook or casino products, while also giving existing players a reason to return and keep engaging with the brand.
5. On 25 June, SOFTSWISS hosted a LinkedIn Live panel titled ‘Prediction Markets for iGaming: Risks and Opportunities’ with speakers from NEXT.io and the SOFTSWISS Sportsbook. The discussion covered the P2P versus fixed-odds model choice, regulatory positioning across key markets, and how Prediction Markets sit alongside existing sportsbook and casino products. SOFTSWISS also published a report, ‘Prediction Markets: From Trading to Betting’, in May 2026, which maps the category across North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania and draws on data from Dune, Keyrock, TRM Labs, and Blask.

For operators and PSPs watching product mix, the useful detail is speed: SOFTSWISS is describing an integration path measured in days for existing partners and weeks for new ones, which is exactly the kind of timeline that changes whether a vertical stays in pilot mode or becomes a live line item in the revenue plan.