Signet

Waited through the entire quiet period only for the IPO date to resolve correctly in my favor, then sat another three days for the funds to clear. The actual trading experience was fine, but settlement speed needs work—traditional brokerages get this right on T+2 without fail. Won’t be putting serious money in until this improves.

£300 space launch bet paid 0.75x despite unambiguous delay.

Calculations don't match contract terms. Support cited 'operational discretion' which wasn't in the market rules.

£75 tied up for weeks because 'called by networks' wasn't clearly defined in the election market terms.

Won $200 on the IPO market but lost $12 to fees - Signet charges more than expected below $500 trades.

Spreads were fair but the flat withdrawal fee stung.

Central bank rate markets lack depth compared to other categories.

Had to adjust my usual strangle strategy because inverse contracts weren't available, and the daily candles don't show volume splits between contract types. The fundamentals are there but they need more derivatives.

After trading here for years, I'm still frustrated by vague market wordings.

Recent box office market didn't specify if it was opening weekend or total gross. Resolution took three extra days while support clarified. Love the concept, but details need work.

The 17.5% implied probability on the court invalidating that obscure law was wildly off.

My models showed 40% minimum - found better odds elsewhere but had already committed here. Missed easy profits because liquidity was too thin to correct.

Withdrawal took 86 hours for $1000 from a celebrity contract market - unacceptable for a resolved position.

Signet provided no status updates beyond 'processing' until funds suddenly appeared. Even crypto transfers confirm within blocks.

Needs more niche competition markets like the merger closing I traded.

Lost $80 because the launch delay terms didn't specify scrub vs hardware failure.

3.5% spread on Bitcoin markets when volatility’s high eats into profits.

For £25 trades, Signet needs tighter pricing or lower minimums to be competitive.

Signet needs more niche markets beyond mainstream sports and crypto.

Found just three World Cup specials - nothing on manager changes or player props. The trading engine’s solid but selection’s behind competitors.

Staked £400 on that niche court ruling via mobile.

Love the idea but the charts kept freezing when I tried to adjust my order. Desktop works fine though!

Premier League title market used final standings instead of date of mathematical certainty as stated in terms.

Put $500 into a box office market after seeing the deposit options were limited—international transfers took two days to clear when competitors do it in hours. The market itself ran fine, but onboarding needs work.

Only $20 in that court ruling market but still took 3 days to deposit.

Signet needs more payment methods.

The Super Bowl market wording needed clearer definitions for player stats counting toward prop bets.

My £10 position got settled incorrectly based on interpretations that weren't visible upfront.

Took three days longer than competitors to pay out the box office market despite clear studio-reported numbers.

Still waiting after four business days for $1100 from the ECB decision market.

Status says completed but nothing in my account. Emailed twice with generic 'processing times vary' responses - not what you want when the whole point is liquidity.

Bitcoin price resolution used Coinbase's closing mark when their rules say volume-weighted average—cost me $200 because the snapshot hit during low liquidity. Support just linked the FAQ without addressing why they deviated from their own methodology.