CFD Broker Born2trade to Enter Prediction Markets After Acquiring Predictory.com Domain

Born2trade is preparing to enter the prediction markets segment after acquiring the domain predictory.com for an undisclosed amount. The CFD broker said it plans to integrate the new product into its trading ecosystem in the first half of 2026, marking a shift beyond its current CFD-focused offering.

The broker will add prediction markets as a complementary product rather than a standalone service. Users will access the new instrument through existing infrastructure, including MetaTrader 5 and the Born2trade X platform.

The move occurs as CFD brokers and their technology providers add prediction markets to their product stacks in search of new client acquisition tools. Several infrastructure firms now offer event-based trading modules that brokers can plug into their existing platforms.

One example is Match-Trader, whose developer Match-Trade Technologies recently launched a prediction markets module. Born2trade X, which runs on Match-Trader technology, is expected to receive a dedicated prediction markets module, allowing clients to trade event-based instruments without opening additional accounts.

Born2trade currently offers six asset classes through CFDs, and the company said the new product will expand its range without replacing its core services. The launch comes as brokers seek new ways to differentiate their offerings in a competitive market where CFD products have become increasingly similar.

Another provider, Leverate, has rolled out a prediction markets solution promoted as a way for brokers to attract new users. Platform vendor Devexperts has also released software enabling brokers to set up prediction markets on their existing systems, responding to growing interest in trading event outcomes.

Born2trade has recently introduced other initiatives aimed at attracting clients. In April, it rolled out Dynamic accounts with leverage of up to 1:5000, which accounted for half of all new sign-ups within weeks of launch. The company also continues to focus on affiliate-driven growth, offering commissions of up to $18 per lot.

Born2trade operates under a license from the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius and is registered in Saint Lucia.