Underdog plans crypto funding option after launching prediction market exchange
Underdog announced that users will be able to fund their accounts with stablecoins and crypto through a new partnership with zerohash, with the option expected to be available to eligible users later this year. The funding option will sit alongside existing rails inside the Underdog app, following Underdog's launch of its own federally licensed prediction market exchange.
Underdog plans to let users fund their accounts with stablecoins and crypto through a new partnership with zerohash, according to zerohash. The option is expected to become available to eligible users later this year.
An additional way to fund accounts
The new funding method will appear inside the Underdog app alongside existing payment rails, according to zerohash. It is being presented as an additional option, rather than a replacement for current funding methods.
The announcement follows Underdog’s launch of its own federally licensed prediction market exchange. The partnership concerns account funding; the supplied summary does not describe changes to the exchange’s markets or trading features.
Timing and eligibility remain limited
The announcement, published Nov 4, 2026, at 11:30 AM ET, gives a broad rollout window but no specific launch date. It also does not identify which users will qualify or which stablecoins and crypto assets will be supported.
What it means for prediction markets
- Funding access: Eligible Underdog users are expected to gain another way to fund accounts within the app, while existing rails remain available.
- Rollout uncertainty: Availability later this year is an expectation, not confirmation that the feature is already live.
- Scope of the news: The announcement adds a planned funding channel following the exchange launch; it provides no figures on adoption, trading activity or liquidity.
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