Polymarket seeks approval to bring margin trading to U.S. customers
Polymarket filed for a National Futures Association license to offer margin trading to U.S. customers, following Kalshi's March approval. The prediction market platform needs CFTC authorization to allow leveraged positions without full collateralization. Polymarket returns after a 2022 settlement and aims to capitalize on surging prediction market volumes expected to reach $240 billion in 2026.
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