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SignalMarkets offers eligible U.S. users access to event contracts, which are contracts whose value depends on the outcome of a real-world event. The contracts are listed on a CFTC-registered exchange and are accessed through SignalMarkets' guaranteeing futures commission merchant (FCM), Foris DAX FCM, LLC d/b/a OG.com Broker.

SignalMarkets is a guaranteed introducing broker. It introduces customers to OG.com Broker, which carries customer accounts and holds customer funds. The exchange, North American Derivatives Exchange, Inc. d/b/a OG.com Markets, matches, clears, and settles trades. SignalMarkets does not hold customer funds.

Prediction markets let people trade on the outcome of future events. For example, a contract that pays $1 if an event occurs and pays $0 if it does not, trades at a price between $0 and $1. That price reflects what traders are currently willing to pay, which can indicate what the market collectively expects to happen.

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Eligible individuals located in the United States who meet the age and identity verification requirements.

SignalMarkets earns revenue from fees on trades placed through its platform.

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An event contract asks a Yes/No question about a future event. Its price is between $0 and $1, and it pays $1 to the winning side and $0 to the other, as set out in each contract's specification.

Example (for illustrative purposes only; excludes fees): You buy one "Yes" contract at $0.60. If the event occurs, you receive $1, a profit of $0.40. If it does not, you receive $0, a loss of $0.60.

All positions are fully collateralized: you pay the full contract price up front. Margin and leverage are not available.

The price is what traders are currently willing to pay for a given outcome, based on the most recent matched orders and the bids and offers in the order book.

SignalMarkets offers access to event contracts listed on a CFTC-registered exchange, through its guaranteeing FCM, Foris DAX FCM, LLC d/b/a OG.com Broker.

Outcomes are determined by the exchange, OG.com Markets, using the source named in each contract's specification. SignalMarkets does not decide outcomes.

Create and verify your account, fund it, choose a market, and buy.

A limit order buys or sells at the price you set or better. It may not fill immediately, or at all, and stays open until it is filled, cancelled, or expires under the market's rules. A limit order can also fill partially.

A quick order executes immediately at the best available price in the order book. The price you receive can differ from the last price shown, especially in fast-moving or thinly traded markets. Your total cost includes fees.

Select Deposit and choose a funding method.

Supported funding and withdrawal methods are those offered by OG.com Broker from time to time, as described in the customer account agreement. They may change without notice. Your bank or payment provider may charge its own fees.

Timing depends on the method used and on bank processing and cutoff times. Weekends and holidays can add delays. Additional verification may occasionally be required before a deposit or withdrawal is completed.

A per-contract fee applies to each trade, in addition to the contract price. Your bank or payment provider may charge its own fees for deposits or withdrawals.

You can lose the full amount you pay for a contract. Prices can move quickly, markets can be thinly traded, and outcomes can be delayed or disputed. Contracts or access can be changed or restricted.

Your account is not covered by the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC), and customer funds are not FDIC-insured.

SignalMarkets is available to eligible individuals in the United States, excluding the state of Arizona.

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