About Callitnow

Callitnow is a prediction market: a place where the odds of real-world events — elections, sports, crypto prices, culture — are set by people putting real money behind their view, not by pundits. Make the call, make the market.

Prices are probabilities

Every market is a yes/no question. Shares trade between 1¢ and 99¢, and the price is the market’s live estimate of how likely the event is.

You trade the crowd

Callitnow is peer-to-peer: you trade against the market, never against the house. We have no stake in which side wins.

Winners get $1 a share

When a market resolves, every winning share pays exactly $1 and every losing share pays nothing. Simple, and the math always adds up.

Why prediction markets

A forecast is cheap talk until someone has to pay for being wrong. Prediction markets aggregate what thousands of people actually believe — weighted by how much they are willing to stake on it — into a single live number. That number has repeatedly proven to be one of the best forecasts available for elections, sports and world events.

On Callitnow you can trade markets sourced from global feeds, or launch your own market in seconds and let the crowd price it — you fund its liquidity, and in return every trade on it pays you the liquidity provider's share of the trading fee, claimable while the market is still live. How resolution, fees, deposits and withdrawals work is spelled out in the terms of service and the help center.

Legal status — why Callitnow holds no gambling license

Callitnow does not hold a traditional gambling license, in the same way platforms like Polymarket do not. Our position is that a prediction market is not house-banked gambling: there is no house, no bookmaker and no odds set against you. Callitnow is never the counterparty to your trade — you buy event shares peer-to-peer with other users, and the platform's role is matching trades and settling outcomes. Gambling licenses exist to regulate operators who profit when their customers lose; we do not.

We are transparent about the flip side: regulators do not all agree with that view. Financial and gambling authorities in several countries — including Spain, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands and Germany — classify decentralized event contracts on platforms like Polymarket as unlicensed gambling. Where a regulator has taken that position, we respect it rather than argue with it:

Where you can't open an account

Anyone, anywhere can browse markets and prices. But if you are connecting from one of these countries, you cannot create an account — and without an account you cannot trade, deposit or withdraw.

Australia
Austria
Belgium
Czech Republic
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Poland
Portugal
Singapore
Spain
Switzerland
Taiwan
Thailand
United Kingdom

This restriction is enforced when you sign up, based on the country you connect from. Attempting to evade it (for example with a VPN) is a breach of the terms and can cost you your account and any balance built while evading it. Nothing on this page is legal advice — it is your responsibility to confirm that using a prediction market is legal where you live.

What we do to earn trust

Proof of reserves — user balances are backed 1:1 and you can check the numbers yourself on the reserves page.
Human-reviewed money movement — every deposit and withdrawal is reviewed by a person before funds move.
Written resolution rules — every market states how it resolves before you trade it, and disputed markets are voided and refunded rather than guessed.
18+ only, no credit — you must be an adult, you trade only what you deposit, and there is no leverage and no borrowing.