🇸🇬 Prediction markets in Singapore

Kalshi accepts Singapore residents. Most crypto-native prediction markets restrict Singapore, including Polymarket.

The Gambling Regulatory Authority licenses a very narrow set of operators, and the Remote Gambling Act blocks the rest. MAS restricts retail access to crypto derivatives.

Pick a site that accepts Singapore residents, create an account or connect a self-custody wallet, then fund it. On an exchange you buy and sell contracts against other users rather than against a bookmaker, and each contract settles at its full value or at zero once the outcome is confirmed. Prices move as opinion changes, so you can close a position early rather than waiting for settlement.

Funding options in Singapore depend on the platform type. Regulated exchanges use cards and bank transfers in local or major currencies and require identity verification first. Crypto-native platforms take stablecoin deposits, usually USDC on a low-fee network, and withdraw back to your own wallet. Check withdrawal fees and minimums on each listing before depositing.