Polymarket's PM Derivatives Receives NFA Futures Commission Merchant Approval
Original headlinePolymarket 旗下 PM Derivatives 获 NFA 期货佣金商批准
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Polymarket said its PM Derivatives unit received approval from the National Futures Association to operate as a futures commission merchant, clearing the way for the prediction-market platform to expand its U.S. derivatives business. The unit will run on a fully collateralized basis, with every position funded in full at the time of trade; any future margin trading would require additional regulatory approval. PM Derivatives will add an intermediary layer to Polymarket's direct-exchange model while the company continues working with its existing futures commission merchants and brokerage partners. The approval matters because it gives Polymarket a regulated U.S. foothold in futures as prediction markets face growing scrutiny. What to watch next is whether Polymarket seeks further approvals to introduce margin trading and how quickly the new FCM channel scales.
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