Key Takeaways
- • Trading Technologies International (TT) and Crypto.com announced on 18 August 2026 that the TT platform will support connectivity to OG.com, Crypto.com's CFTC-regulated prediction markets exchange.
- • The integration is scheduled to go live in the fourth quarter of 2026, alongside full TT support for Crypto.com's new margin-based crypto futures contracts.
- • OG.com's contracts are cleared through Crypto.com Derivatives North America (CDNA), the CFTC-registered exchange and clearing house formerly known as Nadex, which Crypto.com acquired in 2021.
- • The deal follows an earlier TT integration with Kalshi, positioning it as part of a build-out of links to US-regulated event markets.
- • TT pitches continuity: institutional traders can apply existing execution, algorithmic trading and risk-management tools to event contracts alongside futures, options and FX.
Summary
Trading Technologies International (TT) and Crypto.com announced on 18 August 2026 that TT will support connectivity to OG.com, Crypto.com's CFTC-regulated prediction markets exchange, on the TT platform. The integration is scheduled to go live in the fourth quarter of 2026, alongside full TT support for Crypto.com's new margin-based crypto futures contracts.
OG.com's contracts are cleared through Crypto.com Derivatives North America (CDNA), the CFTC-registered exchange and clearing house formerly known as Nadex, which Crypto.com acquired in 2021. Alun Green, TT's EVP and managing director for futures and options, cited "a strong and growing appetite among our institutional clients" to trade regulated prediction and digital asset markets.
The pitch centers on continuity. Institutional traders can use the same execution, algorithmic trading and risk-management tools for event contracts that they already use for futures, options and FX, rather than adopting a separate workflow for each new market. TT's OG.com connection follows an earlier integration with Kalshi, which the article frames as part of a broader series of links to US-regulated event markets rather than a single agreement.
Other infrastructure providers are moving in a similar direction. Alpaca registered its own futures commission merchant subsidiary rather than routing clients through a third party, Tradeweb has worked with Kalshi on institutional data and analytics, and ION has added event-based contracts to its XTP platform.
The article notes that these connections also shape where revenue accrues as event contracts scale. Exchanges such as Kalshi and OG.com gain easier access to professional liquidity, while infrastructure providers such as TT, Tradeweb, ION and broker platforms gain new execution, data and clearing-related revenue. Crypto.com has separately spun its prediction markets business into a standalone platform after what it described as 40-fold growth.
OG.com's contracts are cleared through Crypto.com Derivatives North America (CDNA), the CFTC-registered exchange and clearing house formerly known as Nadex, which Crypto.com acquired in 2021. Alun Green, TT's EVP and managing director for futures and options, cited "a strong and growing appetite among our institutional clients" to trade regulated prediction and digital asset markets.
The pitch centers on continuity. Institutional traders can use the same execution, algorithmic trading and risk-management tools for event contracts that they already use for futures, options and FX, rather than adopting a separate workflow for each new market. TT's OG.com connection follows an earlier integration with Kalshi, which the article frames as part of a broader series of links to US-regulated event markets rather than a single agreement.
Other infrastructure providers are moving in a similar direction. Alpaca registered its own futures commission merchant subsidiary rather than routing clients through a third party, Tradeweb has worked with Kalshi on institutional data and analytics, and ION has added event-based contracts to its XTP platform.
The article notes that these connections also shape where revenue accrues as event contracts scale. Exchanges such as Kalshi and OG.com gain easier access to professional liquidity, while infrastructure providers such as TT, Tradeweb, ION and broker platforms gain new execution, data and clearing-related revenue. Crypto.com has separately spun its prediction markets business into a standalone platform after what it described as 40-fold growth.
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