Ovanti Expands Fintech Super App to Include Prediction Market Functionality
Australian fintech firm Ovanti (ASX:OVT) is reportedly broadening its 'super app' offerings, moving beyond buy-now-pay-later services to integrate prediction market capabilities, despite current financial constraints.
PredictionSites Newsroom · 30 September 2026
Australian-listed fintech company Ovanti (ASX:OVT) is reportedly venturing into the prediction market sector, expanding the scope of its existing financial technology 'super app'. The company, known for its buy-now-pay-later services, is said to be developing new features to incorporate event-based forecasting into its platform.
Prediction markets allow participants to trade contracts based on the outcome of future events. The price of these contracts typically reflects the crowd's aggregated probability of a specific event occurring. This mechanism enables users to speculate on a wide array of topics, from politics and sports to economic indicators.
This strategic move by Ovanti suggests an ambition to diversify its fintech offerings and potentially tap into a different user base interested in event forecasting. The report notes this expansion is occurring while the company operates with what is described as limited cash reserves, indicating a strategic decision to allocate resources towards this new area of development.
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