Signet

Won €1000 on Chiefs’ spread but payout took three days—not terrible considering the volume.

Just expected faster since the market resolved cleanly. Support said weekends add a day to bank processing.

Box office payout matched studio estimates but took three hours post-tweet.

€20 isn’t life-changing though accuracy mattered more than speed.

Signup was quick but the celebrity announcement market I wanted wasn’t listed yet.

Had to wait weeks before my $100 bet on the royal baby name went live.

Good pricing on IPOs but needs more markets like traditional sportsbooks—only saw 12 active tech listings when I wanted to hedge my £400 position.

Mobile signup took 7 minutes including $5 deposit.

Only annoyance was needing to exit the app to check SMS codes twice. First trade on Fed rates placed before my train arrived though.

Entertainment markets are fantastic but £750 in an IPO date market felt shallow.

Wanted more granular contracts - maybe pricing bands instead of binary outcomes.

Thought the Fed rate decision payout would take weeks but got it in 3 days.

$500 Grammy trade cost 4.2% total between fees and spread—reasonable but not industry-leading.

Lost €500 because the market didn’t specify whether it used domestic or worldwide gross.

£1500 rate cut trade required two separate document uploads when other platforms accept one - took 90 minutes instead of the advertised 30.

First week on Signet was fun trading the Premier League title race but my withdrawal took 28 hours.

The site says 24 max so I expected better—though it did arrive eventually and support apologized.

First Fed rate decision trade had wide spreads—almost backed out.

Stuck with it though: limit buys filled over 6 hours versus instant market orders. Eventually got the price I wanted, just took patience.

Signet support took 48 hours to reply about my IPO date market question—but once they did, the resolution was fair and well-explained.

The Oscars best picture market was split and took days to resolve.

I went for a long position based on early critics but the final tally didn't match the initial predictions. Support explained the scoring rules clearly, though I still think the weighting was off. Not terrible, just frustrating when you're watching in real time and the result doesn't align.

Signet asked for more documents than my stock brokerage did.

took months before I risked real money on a minor court ruling market through Signet.

alerts came hours after price movements at first but improved. I'd get emails about contract changes but push notifications for key updates were inconsistent. still using it though once I learned to manually check when major news breaks.

I was browsing for hours looking for something worth throwing $300 at, and eventually found a market on a cabinet member resigning.

The filters helped, but I swear some markets get buried under junk. Once I got in though, the trade executed smooth as anything. Just wish it didn't take so much hunting to find the good stuff.

Won £75 predicting Barbie’s opening weekend, but had to accept worse odds than competitors’ thin books offered.

Love the UX though—they emailed me the final grosses with receipts from the studio.

Tried depositing £15 for the Fed market - credit card failed, bank transfer took two days, by which point the decision was priced in.

No instant options besides crypto which I don’t touch. Would trade small amounts way more often if funding wasn’t such a chore.

Signet charged 0.75% on my $400 Barbie box office trade vs 0.5% elsewhere.

Volume justified it though – filled my order in under a minute when smaller markets took hours.