Jupiter has added Polymarket to its platform, marking the first time crypto’s largest prediction market is natively available on Solana.
The integration gives users direct access to event-based trading inside the Jupiter app, without the need to bridge stablecoins or move between multiple platforms.
Announced on Feb. 1, the launch introduces a dedicated Prediction tab within Jupiter, positioning prediction markets alongside swaps and other core on-chain products.
The move reflects growing interest in event-driven trading and highlights how Solana-based applications are competing to capture users seeking simpler, fully on-chain experiences.
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The integration allows users of Jupiter to access Polymarket contracts directly on Solana, removing several technical steps that previously limited participation.
Prediction market traders often had to switch wallets, bridge assets, or rely on separate interfaces.
By embedding Polymarket within its app, Jupiter keeps trading activity in one place while maintaining on-chain execution.
Jupiter said the goal is to develop a fuller prediction hub on Solana, combining liquidity, discovery tools, and a smoother interface.
The integration follows Jupiter’s earlier Kalshi-powered beta launched in late 2025, which focused on sports and major events, and signals a broader push into event-based markets.
Polymarket expands distribution
For Polymarket, the partnership opens a new distribution channel inside one of Solana’s most active decentralised exchanges.
Previous expansions relied on integrations with MetaMask and World App, but Jupiter offers access to a large, on-chain user base already engaged in trading activity.
Market watchers note that deeper exposure to Solana users could support liquidity growth while allowing Jupiter to retain users within its ecosystem.
Keeping trading flows on-platform also creates additional fee opportunities tied to prediction activity, without requiring users to leave the app.
Rapid growth and regulatory shifts
Prediction markets have grown quickly heading into 2026, driven by political events, sports, and real-time speculation around economic and social developments.
Industry data shows about $12 billion in trading volume recorded in January alone, generating more than $11 million in on-chain fees.
Polymarket’s estimated valuation of $9 billion to $10 billion reflects its dominance in the sector, reinforced by data partnerships with outlets including Yahoo Finance, Dow Jones, and The Wall Street Journal.
Regulatory conditions have also shifted.
A 2024 proposal by the US Commodities Futures Trading Commission to restrict political and sports-based contracts was later withdrawn, easing some uncertainty for operators.
Funding and platform scale
The announcement coincided with a separate funding update from Jupiter, which said it secured a $35 million strategic investment in JUP from ParaFi Capital.
The deal was settled entirely in JupUSD at spot price, with ParaFi agreeing to an extended token lockup.
Jupiter said the funding will support work on on-chain financial infrastructure, including prediction market APIs and improved market discovery.
Jupiter’s scale underscores why prediction markets are becoming a strategic focus.
Total value locked on the platform stands at about $2.35 billion, with annualised fees near $650 million and protocol revenue around $150 million, according to DefiLlama.
Still, the integration signals that prediction markets are moving closer to the centre of decentralised trading platforms, particularly as Solana-based apps compete to offer broader on-chain financial products.
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