Name: Resolve Markets: editorial review
Rating: 3.5
Author: PredictionToolkit

What is Resolve Markets?

Research coverage lists Polymarket, Kalshi, Predict.fun, ProphetX, PredictIt, Manifold, Gemini and Futuur. That coverage across 8 venues does not establish execution on all of them. Most research tools work without registration.

Approved beta users can connect Kalshi and Polymarket accounts for positions, orders and exposure. The detailed access page explicitly puts TWAP, Iceberg, Pegged, Ladder and Stop algorithms in paper mode. The provider describes credentials as encrypted under a PIN on the user’s device; inspect that handling and the required permissions separately from research access.

Who it is for

Researchers comparing contracts and settlement wording.
Users studying election prices and exchange flows.
Traders considering an application for a combined account workspace.

Features and coverage

SONAR and contract comparisons
Filter contracts by volume, price and time to close, and read rules and settlement terms side by side.
Fee-aware research
Compare cross-venue pairs, negative-risk sets and sportsbook lines after checking contract equivalence.
Flow and election views
Inspect exchange activity, whale trades and wallet rankings alongside chamber-control and state/district election maps.
Grapevine and archives
A free account adds archives and Grapevine research into mention-market behavior.
CSV analysis and alerts
Analyze a trade-history export in the browser; signed-in watchlists support email or push alerts.
Separate beta portfolio
Approved beta access connects supported accounts for portfolio and order management. Listed execution algorithms remain in paper mode.

Workflows with Resolve Markets

Check contract equivalence

Compare the resolution wording before interpreting a fee-adjusted price gap.

Review a trading history

Import a local CSV into the browser analysis tool and inspect performance by market.

Explore beta access

Apply for the connected account features, inspect permissions and credential handling, and distinguish paper algorithms from approved live order management.

Pricing and total cost

Public tools and the account tier are free. The access page describes beta as an application rather than a purchase, with nothing to buy during beta. Free research access does not itself grant beta trading access.

Getting started

Before you start: Research across 8 venues does not mean live execution across all of them.

Start with a public screener or contract comparison.
Create a free account for archives, Grapevine and alerts.
Use a local CSV for browser-based trade-history analysis if needed.
Apply for beta if connected portfolio or trading functions are required.
Inspect device-side PIN encryption and permissions before connecting an account.

Connected live trading is restricted to approved beta users.

Useful links

What to check

Research across 8 venues does not mean live execution across all of them.
TWAP, Iceberg, Pegged, Ladder and Stop algorithms are listed in paper mode.
Device-side PIN encryption is the provider’s description of credential handling.
Public research and free account access are distinct from beta approval.

A closer look

Ratings & reviews

Editorial rating

3.5/ 5

0 user reviews

PredictionToolkit editorial

Our take on Resolve Markets

Public screeners and side-by-side settlement rules create a useful comparison workflow. Free research access, approved connected trading and paper execution algorithms have distinct scopes that should remain clear when assessing the product.

Based on documented features, setup and access terms. How we rate