Partnership services combine cross-platform market intelligence, the Super Match Engine, secure managed access and flexible delivery for publishers, researchers, developers and business-intelligence teams.
Enhance news coverage with Super Match comparisons, embeddable widgets, and transparent source attribution. Give readers additional context for elections, sport, finance, cryptocurrency, technology, and world events without replacing your editorial content.
Use structured market data and documented validation evidence from the Super Match Engine to support research, behavioural analysis, forecasting studies, classroom teaching, and reproducible academic projects.
Integrate managed data APIs, matched-event relationships, platform metadata, and structured market information into dashboards, analytics platforms, internal tools, or customer-facing applications.
Deploy the Super Match Engine within a dedicated research environment with configurable storage, credentials, refresh schedules, and operational controls tailored to your organisation.
Precomputed Super Match records reduce the need to integrate and reconcile every platform separately.
Non-transactional delivery avoids trading credentials, wallets, custody and order routing.
JSON, CSV, widgets, scheduled research and private deployments can be matched to the required workflow.
Partnership enquiries normally receive an initial response within three working days.
Use the partnership enquiry to scope the intended use, audience, scale, API or feed format, and whether an isolated dedicated server is required.
Timing depends on the requested fields, source rights, expected volume and delivery format. A standard data-access API or widget requirement can usually move faster than a private deployment.
Commercial use can be supported where the selected data and source-platform terms permit it. Permitted fields, attribution requirements, redistribution scope and licence terms are confirmed during onboarding.
Yes. Typography, colours and the publisher header can be adapted while source attribution, update times and required notices remain visible.
Managed credentials, HTTPS, documented rate limits and non-transactional product boundaries are used. Trading accounts, wallets and order credentials are not required.
Yes. A partnership can move from a sample export to API access, branded widgets, scheduled datasets or a private installation as requirements develop.
No. Partnership products remain informational and do not route orders, manage wallets or provide personalised stake sizes.
No. Production collection, normalisation, matching and publication do not depend on generative-AI or large-language-model inference, and Prediction Market Radar does not use source-platform data to train AI models.
