
Underdog adds crypto funding to prediction markets
- Underdog plans to let eligible users fund prediction-market accounts with cryptocurrencies and stablecoins through zerohash.
- The integration is expected to launch later in 2026, according to the announcement.
- The move would expand payment options for prediction-market users while connecting crypto infrastructure with event-based trading.
Underdog plans to introduce cryptocurrency and stablecoin deposits for eligible prediction-market users through infrastructure provider zerohash.
The integration will let users fund prediction-market accounts with supported digital assets, expanding payment options beyond traditional methods.
The companies announced the planned integration on 22 October 2026, with the feature expected to become available later this year.
The service will use zerohash’s infrastructure to support digital-asset account funding and payment processing for Underdog’s prediction-market platform.
The announcement did not identify which cryptocurrencies or stablecoins would be supported at launch, leaving the initial asset selection unconfirmed.
Underdog operates sports-focused products and has expanded into prediction markets, where users trade contracts linked to the outcomes of real-world events.
The integration connects Underdog’s consumer platform with zerohash’s digital-asset infrastructure as prediction-market operators explore additional funding methods.
Following the announcement, the planned integration could broaden how eligible users fund Underdog prediction-market accounts, subject to launch details and applicable restrictions.
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