Signet

Signet support took 48 hours to answer my $500 question about IPO market settlement rules.

They resolved it correctly, but wait times should be under 24 hours for basic queries.

The weather market spreads were tight early but fluctuated later.

Friend told me fees were lower elsewhere, but execution speeds make up for it.

Took three tries to verify for the SpaceX moon lander market.

Passport scan failed twice before a driver's license worked. At least trading limits unlocked immediately once approved.

£10 trades on opening weekends fill instantly, but try £1,000 and suddenly spreads jump 3%.

Signet at least shows you the depth chart upfront so you can see where liquidity drops off...

Premier League spreads were tighter on Signet but liquidity dried up after $1000.

Better execution than my old book (when trades filled) but needs more casual volume.

Won $500 on that smartphone launch date but spent hours digging through tech blogs to verify the criteria.

Would kill for better categorization—maybe split consumer tech from enterprise? Still, the payout hit instantly once resolved.

KYC for the obscure court ruling market required more docs than expected for an established trader.

First week trying prediction markets and put $40 on the launch date.

Their ‘definite delay’ wording confused me when the rocket just had minor hold. Got my stake back but no profit from what I thought was a correct call. Not mad, just think their definitions need simplifying for newbies like me.

Signet covers UK elections well with granular markets, but the implied probabilities consistently run 2-3% leaner than other prediction platforms. Makes scalp trading harder when the midpoints are systematically biased versus consensus models.

Verification stalled my first IPO date trade attempt - took four hours for approval.

But subsequent deposits cleared instantly, and support explained the initial delay was due to high signup volume that day. Not ideal, but they made it right.

Signet took 47 hours to process my Super Bowl market winnings.

At least it matched their posted timeline, but coming from crypto where sub-10min is standard, it felt archaic. They don't charge withdrawal fees though.

Put $75 on the IPO date market but spreads were 1.8% versus 0.9% elsewhere I checked.

Signet got the resolution right though - just wish pricing was sharper.

World Cup stats could be cleaner - had to cross-reference external sites to check player xG.

Markets themselves settle correctly, but the data tools lag behind specialist platforms.

Waited three days for resolution on a merger market where Signet cited 'reasonable timeframe' in the rules.

Other traders provided SEC filing dates proving closure should have triggered earlier. Got paid eventually but took unnecessary back-and-forth.

A buddy swore by Signet, so I dropped $10 on that AT&T/DirectTV merger market through half-broken mobile charts.

Resolved correctly though.

Won £75 on an obscure court ruling but Signet took 33 hours to settle.

Resolution itself was correct, just wish payouts matched their sportsbook speed.

Withdrew $750 from Grammy winnings on Monday at 9 AM.

Cleared Thursday afternoon. Signet states 2-3 business days but should clarify weekend delays.

Paid 1.8% fees on a $400 tech shipping delay market.

Spreads widened near resolution - cost me an extra $7 versus early exit.

Missed a £50 rate cut trade—alerts arrived 20 minutes post-announcement.

Charts are best in class, but notifications need work.

Took half an hour to fill my €200 box office order, but it eventually executed at a fair price.