ProphetX partners with Juice Reel to bring regulated prediction markets in-app

ProphetX has partnered with Juice Reel to let users trade event contracts on its CFTC-regulated exchange without leaving the Juice Reel app. Announced in NEW YORK on Oct. 14, 2026, the integration is live in jurisdictions where ProphetX is authorized to operate, according to a company announcement distributed by PRNewswire.

Trading joins tracking and forecasting

The partnership adds exchange access to Juice Reel’s existing tools for tracking activity across platforms and finding sports forecasters with verified performance records. Juice Reel says its app serves hundreds of thousands of traders, connects with 300+ venues to import trades automatically, and provides analytics on users’ performance. It is available on iOS and Android.

ProphetX Co-Founder Jake Benzaquen framed the integration as a way for that community to trade sports outcomes at prices set by participants rather than odds established by a bookmaker. Juice Reel CEO Ricky Gold emphasized execution speed and competitive pricing as complements to the app’s ability to identify forecasters with documented results. Those benefits were presented as company claims, not independently measured outcomes.

Exchange infrastructure behind the app

Under ProphetX’s B2B model, the exchange takes responsibility for clearing, custody, market operations, and core regulatory and operational duties. According to the announcement carried by PRNewswire, Juice Reel can therefore offer access to the infrastructure without registering as a DCM or DCO itself.

Founded in 2018, ProphetX describes itself as America’s first federally regulated, sports-native prediction market. Its U.S. exchange offers event-driven contracts, with a sports foundation and plans to broaden into other event markets. The company states that its ambition is to build a trusted, innovative marketplace for participation in event outcomes.

What it means for prediction markets

• An additional distribution channel: Juice Reel users can now access ProphetX contracts alongside their tracking and forecasting tools, rather than moving to a separate app.
• A partner-led infrastructure model: ProphetX supplies the regulated exchange functions while Juice Reel retains the user-facing product and customer relationships.
• Reach is not the same as trading activity: Juice Reel’s stated audience provides potential distribution, but the announcement supplies no figures for adoption, contract volume or liquidity from the integration.
• Availability remains jurisdiction-dependent: The launch applies where ProphetX is authorized to operate, not necessarily everywhere Juice Reel is available.