ADI Predictstreet is expanding its regulated prediction market platform after completing the first phase of its regulatory framework in Gibraltar. The ADI Predictstreet platform initially focused on football through the FIFA World Cup 2026™. The company will now introduce additional prediction markets across several new sectors.

• Gibraltar’s regulator has approved ADI Predictstreet to expand beyond football after reviewing its performance in areas including compliance, operational resilience, consumer protection and market integrity. The rollout of new markets will begin after the FIFA World Cup 2026™ concludes. New categories will include sports, entertainment, culture, weather and selected political events.
• According to CEO Dimitrios Psarrakis, the company’s long-term plan has always been to create a platform covering a broad range of real-world events. He said: “While sport was the ideal place to introduce our prediction market platform to a global audience, our ambition has always been to build one where people can participate in forecasting the events that shape our world.” ADI Predictstreet said the expansion supports its goal of bringing regulated prediction markets to a wider audience.
• Gibraltar’s Minister for Justice, Trade and Industry, Nigel Feetham, said the project demonstrates how regulation can help develop new digital markets while strengthening the territory’s regulatory position. During the FIFA World Cup 2026™, the company also expanded through partnerships with Kalshi, Fanatics Markets, Matchbook and DAZN to increase market liquidity and international reach. No financial details of the regulatory approval or partnership agreements were disclosed.
• The platform operates on ADI Chain’s blockchain infrastructure, which uses ZKsync’s Airbender zero-knowledge proof technology. The infrastructure is designed to support secure market operations, transparent settlement and future expansion into additional regulated jurisdictions.

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