Prediction Market Jobs in Gibraltar
On 13 July 2026 Gibraltar became the first jurisdiction in the world with a dedicated rulebook for prediction markets. Authorised operators have to keep a substantive presence here, which means local roles in compliance, technology, trading operations and support, at the same time as the older gaming sector contracts. This is where we track the companies, the roles and how to get in.
Why prediction-market companies are choosing Gibraltar
Regulatory clarity, in a place that has done this before with online gaming.
The Prediction Market Regulations 2026 came into force on 13 July 2026, the first standalone rulebook for the sector anywhere.
The rules treat prediction markets as distinct from betting and gaming, giving operators clarity that most countries still lack.
Authorised operators must keep a substantive presence in Gibraltar, enough for the regulator to supervise them, and need its approval to outsource a material function. That is what creates local jobs.
Prediction Markets Summit Europe lands in Gibraltar on 9 and 10 November 2026, opened by the minister behind the regime.
Is this prediction market licensed in Gibraltar?
Check an operator against Gibraltar's public register. Try ADI Predictstreet, Wire Markets, Polymarket or Kalshi.
Based on Gibraltar's public prediction-market register, as at 8 November 2026. Also available as a standalone tool.
Prediction Market Jobs
We are tracking Gibraltar's licensed prediction-market operators. Verified roles appear here as they are posted, each linking to the employer.
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ADI Predictstreet
Gibraltar's first licensed prediction-market operator, and FIFA's official prediction market partner for the 2026 World Cup. It runs a peer-to-peer order book, where users trade against each other. First licensed on 26 March 2026, and cleared to expand beyond football on 2 July 2026.
Wire Markets
Brings a different mechanic, a secondary market that lets people sell or cash out an unresolved position. WagerWire launched in 2023 as the first marketplace for trading active bet slips. Its prediction-market arm received approval in principle in June 2026 and is now on Gibraltar's register as Wire Alternative Markets Limited.
Third operator
In July 2026 the Government said it expected a further approval, but no third operator had appeared on the register by early November 2026. This page updates as the register does.
Common questions
Is Gibraltar really the first place to regulate prediction markets?
It is the first with a dedicated regime. Gibraltar's Prediction Market Regulations 2026 came into force on 13 July 2026 and are the first standalone regulatory regime built for prediction markets, made under the Gambling Act 2025. The United States has overseen event contracts through the CFTC for years, but under general derivatives law rather than a dedicated rulebook.
Which prediction market operators are licensed in Gibraltar?
Two operators are on the Gambling Division's register of authorised prediction-market operators. ADI Predictstreet (Predict Street Limited) was first licensed on 26 March 2026. Wire Markets, from the team behind WagerWire, received approval in principle in June 2026 and is now on the register as Wire Alternative Markets Limited. No third operator had been added by early November 2026. Always check the official register for current status.
What jobs do prediction market companies hire for?
Operators typically hire across compliance and anti-money-laundering, software and blockchain engineering, trading and platform operations, risk, customer support and marketing. Because authorised operators must keep a substantive presence in Gibraltar, many of these roles are based locally.
Do I need to be a trader to work in prediction markets?
No. Many roles are in compliance, engineering, operations, support and marketing rather than trading. This is a careers resource and does not cover how to trade.
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General information about working in Gibraltar's prediction-market sector. This is a jobs and careers resource, not legal, immigration, tax or investment advice, and it does not offer or promote trading. Prediction markets are an 18+ regulated activity. The regime is new and the operator register can change, so details are shown as at 8 November 2026 and are verified against Gibraltar Government sources and operator announcements. Always confirm your own situation with the relevant authority or a qualified professional.