High Roller Technologies Wins NFA Approval for ROLR U.S. Prediction Markets Platform

High Roller Technologies has cleared a significant regulatory milestone on its path to launching a U.S. prediction markets platform. The Las Vegas-based, publicly traded gaming company announced Thursday that its wholly owned subsidiary, ROLR US LLC, has been approved as a member of the National Futures Association and registered as a guaranteed introducing broker under an agreement with OG Markets US — the entity operating as Crypto.com FCM.

The NFA registration means ROLR US LLC is now authorized to operate as an introducing broker in the federally regulated U.S. derivatives market. Under the arrangement, Crypto.com FCM will carry customer accounts introduced through the ROLR platform, providing transaction processing, custody, and regulatory infrastructure. ROLR US LLC will not hold customer funds directly.

What the ROLR Platform Will Offer

Once fully launched, eligible ROLR customers are expected to gain access to event contracts offered by Crypto.com Derivatives North America across categories including sports, finance, entertainment, and other real-world events. Crypto.com CDNA will serve as the exclusive provider of prediction contracts through High Roller’s U.S. platform for the initial 24 months of the collaboration agreement.

“This approval completes one of the key regulatory steps in the development of our U.S. prediction markets business and moves us significantly closer to launching the ROLR platform,” said Seth Young, Chief Executive Officer of High Roller Technologies. “Becoming an NFA Member and registered introducing broker reflects the substantial work completed by our team and our partners to build the compliance, technology, and operating infrastructure required to participate in the federally regulated U.S. derivatives market.”

Growing Competition in the Prediction Markets Space

High Roller’s entry into U.S. prediction markets comes at a moment when the sector is experiencing unprecedented growth. Polymarket recently reported its annualized revenue has surpassed $1 billion, driven primarily by record World Cup trading volumes. Kalshi, the largest CFTC-regulated prediction market exchange, has seen aggregated open interest cross $1 billion for the first time. DraftKings launched its own DKeX proprietary exchange last week, reporting $3.4 billion in annualized consumer volume.

The company has not yet disclosed a specific launch date for the ROLR platform. High Roller said the registration represents a milestone toward the planned commercial launch, subject to completion of technology integration, testing, compliance implementation, and other operational requirements. High Roller Technologies trades on the NYSE under the ticker ROLR. Traders looking to explore prediction market options in the meantime can review the prediction markets hub or find promotional offers through the prediction market promotions page.

The Crypto.com partnership builds on an existing relationship in the prediction markets space. FanDuel Predicts recently announced its own partnership with Crypto.com for expanded sports event contract offerings, reflecting the growing role the platform is playing as infrastructure for new market entrants seeking CFTC-compliant pathways to retail event contract distribution.