Signet

Support fixed my misplaced £400 limit order in 22 minutes—while I was underground between stations!

Chat reconnected seamlessly each time signal dropped. Just wish the app cached order history offline.

Thought the weather markets would be useless until I found a regional drought probability worth trading.

Signet proved me wrong with decent liquidity.

Emailed about a £5 tech shipping delay market taking over 48 hours to resolve.

Support replied quickly but couldn’t accelerate the process. At least they were polite about it.

Took three test trades before trusting the charts.

€75 box office market proved the volume indicators matched actual presale tracking.

Charts lack historical tournament comparisons I expected.

But live xG odds during Argentina matches had a 0.8-second refresh rate - fast enough to trade momentum shifts. Could be sharper but usable.

Lost £1.20 just getting into a position on the Shanghai fork—spreads were tighter on other events.

Signet sent Ethereum upgrade alerts at 4% probability shifts but missed three 2-3% moves I manually caught.

The Oscars best picture market resolved at 92 cents when underdog won.

Probability was at 35% pre-show based on model inputs. Dispute team replied in 2 hours but stuck to original call. Liquidity held up well during event though.

Verification asked for a second document after I’d already deposited £750.

Oscars charts lacked nominee sentiment overlays available elsewhere.

Still profited £250 tracking Twitter manually.

Love the central bank rate alerts but they come about 90 seconds after my other market data feeds.

Setting custom price triggers helps, though I shouldn't need workarounds for basic functionality.

Signet covers UK elections well, but the $30 deposit took extra steps versus other methods.

Processing took 15 minutes versus instant crypto options. Market data itself was solid.

Waited 38 hours for a response when my electoral votes tally didn't match CNN's call.

Eventually got resolved correctly, but the delay meant missing key swing state markets. Long-time users deserve priority queues.

Verification took four business days during the Activision merger market run-up.

Had to submit passport twice due to glare detection; no human review escalation option. Couldn't capitalize on early movements that resolved 23% in my favor during the delay.

Support took 36 hours to reply about my $75 Premier League title bet.

They fixed the issue but shouldn't have happened—other questions still pending. Platform works fine when you don’t need help.

Spent $200 on a rate cut probability that didn't reflect dissenting votes well.

Signet lacks analyst estimates filtering tools I rely on professionally, though the historical volatility charts are sharper than most brokers. Needed to supplement with external data for conviction.

Signet asked for address verification after £500 in election trades.

Passport alone took 47 minutes to process. While thorough, this disrupts tactical entries during late-breaking scandals.

Took 15 minutes to locate a €100 central bank rate cut market I cared about.

Signet could be clearer about what counts as 'public confirmation' for celebrity divorce markets—Twitter posts from unverified accounts triggered resolution but felt fuzzy.

Traded a merger closing market - spread was 1.2% at $50 and widened to 1.8% when moving larger chunks.

Partial fills took about 90 seconds each unless sizing down to micro quantities.