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Get Started

Sign in, add funds, and learn your way around the app.

Overview

You don't need an account to get odds. Anyone can ask Delphi for a forecast on the Predict Anything page and browse markets. You only need to sign in to trade or create a market.

Sign In & Wallets

Select Sign In in the top-right corner. You have two options:

  1. Email or Google: Sign in with your email address or your Google account. Delphi creates an embedded wallet for you automatically. Gas is sponsored for embedded wallets, so you don't need ETH to trade.

  2. External wallet: Connect MetaMask or another wallet provider.

Once you're signed in, the top-right corner shows your balance and wallet menu.

Add Funds

Delphi markets trade in USDC on Gensyn mainnet. Open the wallet menu in the top-right to move funds in and out.

Deposit

Select Deposit. The deposit window lets you:

  • Send crypto from an exchange or another chain. Send USDC from an exchange like Coinbase, or from another network such as Base or Ethereum. It's bridged to Delphi automatically.

  • Buy USDC with a card or bank account.

Withdraw Funds

Select Withdraw to send USDC to another supported chain, including Base and Ethereum.

Find Your Way Around

There are a few pages to explore:

  • Predict Anything: The home page and the main button in the header. Type a prediction, get odds, and challenge them.

  • Markets: Browse every market, filtered by category.

  • Activity: Your positions, winnings to claim, payouts, trade history, and markets you've created.

  • Leaderboard: Compare creators by earnings, volume, and settled markets.

  • Profile: Your public creator profile. Shown only when you're signed in.

Create a Market is in the footer. See Create a Market.

Availability

Buying, selling, and creating markets are unavailable in the United States and its territories. The app will let you know if trading is unavailable in your region. For more on regional availability, see Help.

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