High Roller Technologies (NYSE: ROLR) has launched an iOS app for ROLR, its real-money prediction markets platform. The app is available through the Apple App Store and ROLR.com to eligible US customers, and lets them trade event contracts on sports, politics, economics, crypto, culture and other real-world events from their phones.

What the app does

  • Market discovery: browse event contracts across categories.
  • Mobile trading: review contracts and pricing, and enter orders.
  • Position management: monitor open positions, trading activity and settlement.
  • Account set-up and funding: registration, identity verification, eligibility checks, deposits and withdrawals.
  • Customer support for account, funding and trading questions.

How ROLR is structured

ROLR US LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary, is a member of the National Futures Association and a registered guaranteed introducing broker under an agreement with OG Markets US, Inc., which trades as Crypto.com FCM. Customer accounts are carried by Crypto.com FCM, and ROLR does not hold customer funds. The platform uses technology licensed from mrkts.com, including connectivity to Crypto.com services and CDNA.

High Roller cited industry estimates of about 150 million iPhone users in the US, while noting that ROLR remains available only to eligible US customers in permitted jurisdictions.

What they said

Seth Young, CEO of High Roller Technologies, said:

“Launching the ROLR mobile app puts our platform directly in customers’ hands, making it easier to discover markets, act on their views and manage their positions wherever they are eligible to trade,”

“We believe a convenient, intuitive mobile experience is an important part of attracting new customers and keeping them engaged. This launch gives our marketing and distribution partners another way to introduce audiences to ROLR and supports our strategy to build a growing prediction markets business.”

Context

The launch comes in a difficult week for the sector at state level. A federal judge has barred Kalshi from two California tribes’ lands, and several operators have pulled sports contracts in Utah, even as the CFTC tells exchanges to drop state geo-blocks. High Roller recently partnered with Kindbridge on player support for its prediction markets customers.

Source: High Roller Technologies.