What Fees Apply When You Trade on Predict Street

Every platform that handles real money has a cost structure, and understanding it before you place your first order matters. Trading fees on Predict Street explained here cover the full picture: what the platform charges, what you pay to the blockchain, and what gets deducted when you take money out.

Exact fee rates for trading and settlement are published directly on the platform and may be updated over time. Where a specific figure is not confirmed in these pages, we point you to the exact location in your account where the current rate is always shown.

How Predict Street Charges Fees

The fee model here is built around three core charge types: a fee when you trade Event Contracts, a fee when a market settles, and a fee when you withdraw. There is no charge for depositing funds. Gas fees - the cost of moving crypto on a blockchain - are always your responsibility, not the platform's.

The table below gives you the framework at a glance. Exact rates are not fixed in this document because they can change; the platform fee schedule is always the authoritative source.

Trading Fees: What You Pay Per Contract

A trading fee applies when you acquire or dispose of an Event Contract through the order book. The rate is set by the platform and published in the fee schedule. Because rates can be amended with reasonable notice, always check the current figure before placing a large order.

The steps below show you exactly where to find the applicable rate before you commit to a position.

1. Log in to your account on the platform.
2. Navigate to Account - Cashier - Fees to view the current trading fee rate.
3. Alternatively, open the dedicated fee schedule page linked in the platform footer.
4. Check whether the rate shown is per contract, per side, or as a percentage of notional value.
5. Factor that rate into your expected payout before submitting your order.

The price of an Event Contract reflects collective user activity, not a Company probability assessment. Fees are charged on top of that market price, so they reduce your effective return on any winning position.

Settlement Fees After Market Resolution

When a market resolves, the platform credits settlement proceeds to your account. A settlement fee may be deducted from those proceeds before the net amount lands in your balance. The exact rate is published on the platform fee schedule page.

Settlement always happens in USDC - the primary settlement currency on this platform. The table below covers the main scenarios you are likely to encounter.

Resolution finality is set by the Company: once a market is settled, the determination is final except in cases of manifest error. No interest accrues on funds while they are pending resolution.

Withdrawal Fees and Deductions Explained

When you request a payout, the amount that arrives in your wallet may be lower than your account balance. That difference can come from several sources, all of which are permitted under the Terms. Before requesting a payout, it helps to read about the withdrawal process and timelines so you know what to expect end to end.

The checklist below covers every category of deduction that can apply. Exact fee rates are shown in Account - Cashier - Withdrawals.

• Platform withdrawal fee (rate published on platform fee schedule)
• Any amounts you owe to the Company under the Terms
• Amounts required to be withheld under applicable law or regulatory obligation
• Gas fees charged by the blockchain network (separate from platform fee)
• Any hold applied pending AML review or security check

Deposit Fees: What the Platform Does Not Charge

The platform does not charge a deposit fee. This is confirmed in the Terms (Clause 4.2): the Company does not charge deposit fees, except as otherwise disclosed on the platform. If a disclosure appears on the deposit screen, that takes precedence.

What you do pay on a deposit is the gas fee to the blockchain network - that cost is yours alone and is not controlled by the platform. For a full breakdown of deposit costs and accepted assets, you can review the deposits section before funding your account.

Gas Fees: Who Pays Blockchain Network Costs

Gas fees are charges levied by the blockchain network itself, not by this platform. Every on-chain transaction - whether you are sending crypto to your deposit address or receiving a withdrawal to your wallet - requires a network fee paid to the validators processing that transaction.

The platform has no control over gas fee levels; they fluctuate with network congestion. The table below clarifies responsibility for each transaction type.

If you send the wrong cryptoasset or use the wrong network, the transaction is irreversible. The Company bears no liability for funds lost through user error on deposits or withdrawals.

Indicative Fiat Conversion: Display Value vs. Real Value

Your account balance and market positions may be shown alongside a fiat currency equivalent - for example, a US dollar figure next to your USDC balance. That number is indicative only. It is calculated from third-party exchange rate data and is not a guaranteed value.

The Company makes no warranty about the accuracy of any fiat conversion displayed on the platform and is not liable for any difference between the indicative figure and the amount you actually receive when you withdraw or convert. Always treat the crypto amount as the definitive figure, not the fiat equivalent shown on screen.

How Fees Affect Your Net Result on a Trade

Fees make more sense in context once you understand how Event Contracts are traded and how positions are settled. In short: fees reduce the net amount you keep from any winning position, and they do not reduce your loss on a losing one - you simply lose the position value.

The factors below are the ones that reduce your net payout on a resolved market. Factor all of them in when you calculate whether a position is worth taking at a given price.

• Trading fee charged at the point of acquiring the contract
• Settlement fee deducted from gross proceeds at resolution
• Withdrawal fee deducted when you move funds out of your account
• Gas fees paid to the blockchain on the withdrawal transaction
• Any spread between your entry price and the prevailing market price at execution
• Price movement risk between order submission and order execution

Where to Find the Current Fee Schedule

The full fee schedule for Predict Street is published on the platform and is the only authoritative source for current rates. It is not reproduced in full on this page because rates can be amended with reasonable notice under the Terms (Clause 5.6).

To find the live schedule: log in, go to Account - Cashier - Fees, or look for the fee schedule link in the platform footer. The schedule will show trading fee rates, settlement fee rates, and withdrawal fee rates as they stand at the time you view it.

How and When Fees Can Change

Under Clause 5.6 of the Terms, the Company may amend fees at any time upon reasonable notice. Continuing to use the platform after a fee change takes effect means you have accepted the revised schedule. Predict Street's complete fee schedule is always the version currently published on the platform - not any version you may have seen previously.

The steps below describe what to do when you receive a fee update notice.

1. Open the notice and note the effective date of the change.
2. Log in and navigate to Account - Cashier - Fees to see the updated rates.
3. Compare the new rates against your typical trading activity to assess impact.
4. If you do not accept the revised schedule, stop using the platform and close your account per Clause 14.1 of the Terms.

Fee Problems and What to Do

Most fee-related issues fall into one of four categories: an unexpected deduction, a withdrawal that arrives lower than the balance shown, a mismatch between the published schedule and what was charged, or a dispute you need to escalate to support. Each is covered below.

A Fee Was Deducted but I Did Not Expect It

The most common cause is a fee that exists in the published schedule but was not checked before trading. The Terms (Clauses 4.3 and 5.6) confirm that the Company may deduct applicable fees, charges, or amounts owed from any withdrawal or settlement.

Before contacting support, work through this checklist to identify the source of the deduction.

• Check Account - Cashier - Fees for the current trading and settlement fee rates
• Check Account - Cashier - Withdrawals for the current withdrawal fee rate
• Verify whether a fee amendment notice was sent to your registered email address
• Confirm whether the deduction matches the rate shown in the schedule
• Check whether any amount was owed to the Company (for example, from a prior transaction)
• Check whether a legally required withholding was applied

My Withdrawal Amount Is Lower Than My Account Balance

Several legitimate deductions can reduce the amount that arrives in your wallet. The gap between your account balance and your received amount is not necessarily an error.

The common reasons for a shortfall are listed below. If none of these apply after checking, contact support with your transaction details.

• Platform withdrawal fee deducted at point of processing
• Gas fee charged by the blockchain network on the outbound transaction
• AML hold applied pending a compliance review
• Funds subject to a pending market resolution that had not yet settled
• Amount owed to the Company deducted before payout
• Legally required withholding under applicable law

The Fee Schedule Does Not Match What I Was Charged

If the amount deducted does not correspond to the rate shown in Account - Cashier - Fees at the time of the transaction, the first step is to check whether a fee amendment was in effect. The Company notifies users of changes by email or through the platform; check both your inbox and any platform notifications.

If the discrepancy remains unexplained after checking the schedule and any amendment notices, raise a formal complaint. Include the following in your message.

• Your account username or registered email address
• The transaction ID or reference number for the charge in question
• The date and amount of the deduction
• A screenshot or record of the fee schedule you were relying on
• A brief description of the discrepancy

What to Send Support When Disputing a Fee

For any fee dispute, send your complaint to complaints@adipredictstreet.com. The platform will acknowledge receipt within 3 business days and work to resolve the matter. If you can contact support about a charge directly via the complaints address, include all of the details below to avoid delays.

• Full name and registered email address on your account
• Transaction ID or withdrawal reference number
• Date, amount charged, and currency
• The fee rate you expected to be charged and the source of that expectation
• Any correspondence or notification you received about fee changes
• Screenshot of your account transaction history showing the deduction

If the complaint is not resolved through the internal process, you may escalate to the Gibraltar Licensing Authority under the dispute resolution scheme that applies to the Company's licence.

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