Trust Wallet Opens Super Bowl LX Prediction Markets as Wallet-Native Betting Takes Center Stage

Trust Wallet Brings the Super Bowl to Your Wallet

Four days before Super Bowl LX kicks off between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, Trust Wallet has activated prediction markets directly inside its mobile app. Users can now place YES/NO bets on Super Bowl outcomes, all without leaving the self-custodial wallet that serves over 220 million users worldwide.

The launch builds on Trust Wallet's Predictions feature, which debuted in December 2025 through a partnership with Myriad, a permissionless event-market protocol on BNB Chain. Super Bowl LX represents the feature's biggest real-world test to date, arriving at the peak of a broader prediction market arms race that now includes Crypto.com, Polymarket, and Kalshi all competing for the same volume.

220 Million Users, Zero Extra Downloads

The core pitch is simplicity. Trust Wallet users do not need to download a separate app, create a new account, or deposit funds into a third-party platform. The Predictions tab lives inside the existing Swaps interface. Users browse curated markets, tap YES or NO on an outcome, and their position is recorded on-chain via Myriad's smart contracts on BNB Chain.

Current Super Bowl markets include questions like "Will the first score be a touchdown?" with straightforward binary outcomes. All positions settle transparently on-chain, and because Trust Wallet is self-custodial, users maintain full control of their funds throughout. There is no counterparty risk from depositing into a centralized platform.

Trust Wallet CEO Eowyn Chen framed this as a natural evolution of what wallets should do: "People shouldn't need five apps to express what they think will happen next." The vision is that wallets evolve from simple token storage into full-featured trading hubs covering tokens, predictions, and eventually more complex financial products.

The Prediction Market Arms Race Before Kickoff

Trust Wallet is not operating in a vacuum. The Super Bowl has become the single largest event for prediction market volume, and every major platform is fighting for market share heading into February 8.

Crypto.com just launched OG, a standalone prediction market app powered by its CFTC-registered derivatives exchange. OG differentiates with margin trading capabilities, no limits on "sharp" traders, and parlay functionality. Weekly volumes on Crypto.com's prediction markets have grown 40x over the past six months.

Polymarket continues to dominate the decentralized side with approximately $248 million in total value locked. Kalshi, the CFTC-regulated prediction market, recently raised $1 billion at an $11 billion valuation. Both platforms offer extensive Super Bowl coverage.

What makes Trust Wallet's approach different is the distribution model. Rather than building a standalone app that needs its own user acquisition, Trust Wallet embeds predictions inside a wallet that already has 220 million users. The conversion funnel is one tap instead of a full onboarding flow.

How the Self-Custody Model Changes the Game

The architectural difference between Trust Wallet Predictions and centralized alternatives like Kalshi or Crypto.com OG is custody.

On centralized platforms, users deposit funds into the platform's accounts. The platform holds the money, manages the order book, and settles outcomes. This works well but introduces counterparty risk and withdrawal friction.

On Trust Wallet, positions are executed through Myriad's smart contracts on BNB Chain. Funds never leave the user's self-custodial wallet until a position is taken, and settlement happens on-chain. There are no withdrawal delays because there is nothing to withdraw from a third party.

This mirrors the broader DeFi ethos of "your keys, your coins" but applied to event trading. For users who already keep funds in Trust Wallet for other purposes (token swaps, staking, DeFi interactions), adding prediction markets requires zero additional trust assumptions.

What Comes Next: Multi-Chain Prediction Aggregation

Trust Wallet's roadmap extends well beyond Myriad. The platform has announced planned integrations with both Polymarket (operating on Polygon) and Kalshi via Dflow on Solana. When these go live, Trust Wallet becomes a multi-chain prediction aggregator, pulling markets from BNB Chain, Polygon, and Solana into a single interface.

This aggregation play could be significant. Currently, users who want to access multiple prediction platforms need separate accounts, separate deposits, and separate interfaces. A wallet that aggregates all of them removes that fragmentation, similar to how DEX aggregators like Jupiter consolidated token swaps across multiple protocols.

Myriad, the first integration partner, has crossed $100 million in cumulative trading volume with over 400,000 active traders, demonstrating meaningful traction for a relatively new platform.

Regional Restrictions and Access Limitations

There is one significant caveat. Trust Wallet Predictions is not available everywhere. The wallet automatically geofences users based on regional regulations and vendor requirements. Myriad markets are currently designated for "eligible non-U.S. regions," meaning American users cannot access them.

Future Kalshi integration could change this for U.S. users, since Kalshi is CFTC-regulated and operates legally in 49 states plus Washington D.C. (New York excluded). The Polymarket integration would add another option for users in regions where Polymarket is accessible.

For now, non-U.S. Trust Wallet users have the clearest path to wallet-native Super Bowl predictions.

FAQ

How do I access Trust Wallet Predictions? Open Trust Wallet, navigate to the Swaps interface, and look for the Predictions tab. If you are in an eligible region, you will see curated event markets including Super Bowl LX outcomes.

Is Trust Wallet Predictions available in the United States? Currently, Myriad markets on BNB Chain are for eligible non-U.S. regions. Future integrations with Kalshi (CFTC-regulated) may open U.S. access.

Do I need to deposit funds into a separate account? No. Trust Wallet Predictions operates using your existing self-custodial wallet funds. Positions are executed on-chain through smart contracts, so your funds stay under your control.

When does Super Bowl LX take place? Super Bowl LX is scheduled for February 8, 2026, between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.

Overview

Trust Wallet has activated Super Bowl LX prediction markets inside its wallet-native Predictions feature, allowing 220 million users to bet on game outcomes without leaving the app. Powered by Myriad on BNB Chain, all positions are fully on-chain and self-custodial. The launch arrives amid a heated prediction market war with Crypto.com OG, Polymarket, and Kalshi all targeting Super Bowl volume. Regional restrictions apply, with Myriad markets currently limited to non-U.S. regions. Future integrations with Polymarket and Kalshi will expand both geographic access and market coverage.