Ovanti Expanded Into Prediction Markets
The ASX-listed firm has secured a multi-year deal to process payments for the Yuno.trade prediction platform.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Financial Services
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Ovanti has entered the prediction market sector through its platform Ominari and a new four-year partnership with Yuno.trade. The company will manage global payment processing and infrastructure for the platform as industry volume projections accelerate.
Why it matters
Ovanti intends to capture revenue from the growing volume of outcome-based event contracts by embedding its transaction, settlement, and fraud-monitoring infrastructure directly into prediction platforms. This move targets a sector experiencing rapid growth, with volume projections climbing from 2025 levels toward a 2030 target.
Prediction market volumes totaled US$51 billion in 2025, with projections suggesting growth to US$240 billion in 2026 and US$1 trillion annually by 2030. Ovanti has committed to a four-year exclusive agreement to provide payment and technology services to Yuno.trade.
The players
Ovanti
An Australian Securities Exchange-listed technology firm that provides payment processing, transaction orchestration, and financial infrastructure services.
Yuno.trade
A platform focused on prediction markets and outcome-based event contracts.
The details
Ovanti is deploying its financial plumbing—including API connectivity, funds flow management, and settlement layers—to support the Yuno.trade platform. Through its Ominari platform, the firm is also positioning itself to tap into the South East Asian prediction market by facilitating outcome-based event contracts. Ovanti utilizes its existing subsidiaries, iSentric and Datamorph, to support these transaction orchestration and fraud-monitoring functions.
Timeline
2025: Prediction market volumes reached US$51 billion.
2026: The market is projected to reach US$240 billion in volume.
2030: Industry volume is projected to potentially reach US$1 trillion annually.
Market Landscape
Ovanti’s entry into prediction markets follows the documented trend of financial infrastructure providers seeking to capture transaction fees from high-growth alternative asset markets. This move mirrors broader efforts by payment processors to integrate into emerging platforms that are scaling beyond initial niche user bases.
Operators in the financial technology space should monitor whether the shift toward embedding payment infrastructure into prediction platforms creates a new standard for transaction margins. Firms should assess if their current settlement and fraud-monitoring capabilities are competitive enough to support similar high-volume, event-based contract environments.
The takeaway
Ovanti is banking on the infrastructure layer of the prediction market economy to drive long-term growth. Management teams should evaluate their own capacity to provide payment orchestration for high-velocity, contract-based platforms as a potential entry point for new service revenue.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Stockhead.
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