For licensed operators
Your customers.
Your brand.
Let eligible creators propose prediction pools around events outside your catalogue. Set the rules for publication, participation and verification across every pool.
Discuss a pilotProposed integration boundary
Who handles what.
- The operator
- Customer experience, account eligibility, wallets, payments, consumer controls and licensed obligations. The operator defines when event proposals need individual review.
- Kinoti
- Captured pool rules, scoring, settlement instructions and records for reconciliation and replay. Kinoti’s proposed integration passes settlement instructions to the operator.
Illustrative commercial model
A fee on settled pools.
Creators can propose events and rules within operator policy. The operator decides which categories, evidence, fees and limits are permissible, and when a proposal needs individual review.
This assumes the same average contributions and fee across settled pools. Voided pools are excluded. Gross fees come before verification, payments, customer safeguards, support, supplier charges and applicable taxes. Actual results depend on participation, operating costs and regulatory permissions.
Proposed sandbox
One format.
One scoped cohort.
Start with one question, such as whether graded correctness makes a prediction format worth testing. Use synthetic balances in a controlled sandbox.
Walk through the fictional pool
- Agree the events, cohort, scoring rule and acceptance criteria.
- Run the pool and reconcile each allocation against the agreed rule.
- Review exceptions and decide whether to stop, revise or proceed to further assessment.
What would an integration conversation cover?
Entry and result data, rule versioning, corrections, settlement handoff and how the operator would reconcile outcomes against its own records.
Discuss a pilot.
Tell us which prediction format you want to evaluate and what a useful test would answer.
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