
Jupiter has integrated Polymarket into its app, bringing event-based prediction trading to Solana users inside a single interface. The rollout adds a dedicated Prediction tab that enables on-chain trading without platform switching or stablecoin bridging.
As a result, users can access markets directly within Jupiter’s existing trading environment. The launch marks Polymarket’s first native availability on Solana. Consequently, the move compresses several steps that previously slowed participation.
The integration delivers Polymarket contracts natively on Solana, removing friction tied to external wallets and cross-chain flows. Previously, users often moved between tools to place event-based trades. Now, Jupiter consolidates routing, execution, and settlement in one place.
Additionally, the change aligns prediction markets with decentralized exchange workflows already familiar to Solana traders. Therefore, access broadens beyond niche users. The feature builds on Jupiter’s earlier Kalshi-powered beta that focused on sports and major events.
For Polymarket, the partnership opens a new distribution channel after prior integrations with MetaMask and World App. This placement inside Jupiter exposes Polymarket to a large, active Solana audience. Moreover, keeping users within Jupiter’s ecosystem may support higher engagement and fee generation.
Analysts track growing demand for event-driven markets tied to politics, sports, and macro themes. In January, the sector recorded about $12 billion in trading volume and more than $11 million in on-chain fees. Hence, platform consolidation matters as volumes scale.
As real-time speculation grew, prediction markets rushed to 2026. The industry statistics indicate high growth of major platforms on a monthly basis. Polymarket volumes rose sharply in January, while Kalshi volumes also increased from December. Meanwhile, mainstream exposure advanced as Coinbase rolled out Kalshi-powered markets nationwide in the United States.
These developments suggest prediction trading is moving beyond crypto-native circles. Therefore, integrations that reduce friction may capture incremental demand. Estimates indicate annual volumes could eventually exceed $500 billion if adoption continues.
As a result of the withdrawal of a 2024 proposal by the U.S Commodities Futures Trading Commission that focused on political and sports contracts, there is now a greater degree of regulatory clarity. That shift reduced uncertainty for operators and users. Polymarket’s position also strengthened through data partnerships with Yahoo Finance, Dow Jones, and The Wall Street Journal.
In addition, the platform signed a multi-year sports licensing deal with Major League Soccer. The new partnership between Parcl and Polymarket moved housing prices into prediction markets. With an estimated valuation between $9 billion and $10 billion, Polymarket enters Solana through Jupiter as competition and visibility both increase.