Vinfotech launches white-label prediction market platform for iGaming operators

Vinfotech launched a white-label prediction market platform for sportsbook, casino and iGaming operators on August 13, 2026, from Indore, India. The product is designed to automate market creation, resolution and pricing while offering day-one liquidity through automated market makers.

Why it matters: - Vinfotech is targeting operators that want to add event contracts without building the trading, pricing and settlement stack from scratch. - The platform is built around two problems that often slow prediction markets: heavy manual operations and thin liquidity at launch. - The company is positioning automated market makers as part of the core infrastructure, not an add-on.

What happened: - Vinfotech launched its white-label prediction market platform for sportsbook, casino and iGaming operators. - The launch took place on August 13, 2026, in Indore, India. - The platform is available as a white-label deployment, turnkey build, API integration into an existing application or fully custom development. - A live build is publicly viewable at market.cricjam.com.

The details: - The platform combines an exchange-grade trading engine with automation for market creation, sports market generation, resolution and pricing. - Automated market makers provide liquidity from the moment a contract lists. - The exchange-grade engine is designed for high-concurrency matching, settlement and risk management. - The engine supports both order book and AMM models at launch. - AI Market Creator turns a plain-language brief into a structured contract with resolution criteria, source hierarchy and a settlement window. - AI Market Creator also screens proposed wording for ambiguity before listing. - AI Market Resolver settles markets against trusted sources and keeps a full audit trail. - AI Market Resolver escalates to a human reviewer when sources conflict or an outcome falls outside the criteria. - The fully automated sports panel generates contract sets from fixture data across match outcome, tournament progression and player performance markets. - The sports panel applies templates across an entire competition and runs in-play suspension, reopening and settlement without manual intervention. - The Polymarket import panel pulls live markets, including sports, into a single catalogue alongside operator-created markets. - Operator automation rules determine what gets curated, filtered and published. - AMM operations quote both sides of every contract at listing and manage pricing, spreads, inventory and exposure limits automatically. - The AMM reduces its participation as organic order flow builds depth. - Free-to-play tournaments support audience engagement without payments and can be used where real-money activity is restricted. - Developer APIs provide full-parity access to trading, market data and administrative control. - The company also offers custom development and potential source code acquisition.

Between the lines: - Akshay Jain, CEO of Vinfotech, framed the product as a test of automation depth and liquidity rather than raw trading-engine performance. - Jain said the point of a white-label prediction market platform is how many decisions it makes without a human and whether users can actually trade when a market opens. - Vinfotech is also trying to address a common white-label complaint: buyers discovering after launch that the platform cannot be changed and the roadmap stays with the vendor. - The product arrives as prediction markets are drawing more attention in the U.S. wagering market. - H2 Gambling Capital analysis reported by Bloomberg said prediction markets reached an estimated 27% of U.S. legal sportsbook volume during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, up from roughly 9% in January. - Polymarket recorded more than $10.7 billion in trading volume in June and added over 174,000 new users, with its World Cup winner market becoming the largest single market in the platform's history.

What's next: - Vinfotech says operators can adopt the platform under their own brand and choose the deployment model that fits their existing stack. - The company is also offering customization paths for operators that want features built to specification or eventual ownership of the codebase. - The public demo at market.cricjam.com gives prospects a live look at the product before deployment.

The bottom line: - Vinfotech is betting that prediction market operators will buy automation and launch liquidity together, not as separate problems.