Jupiter Predict adds Polymarket-powered combos on sports and esports from 1 USDC
Every pick in a combo must win for it to pay out. Jupiter's terms still exclude US wallets, and its fee page does not list combos.
· Effective · Verified 2026-11-07 via official announcement
Effective Nov 6, 2026: Jupiter Predict adds Polymarket-powered combos on sports and esports from 1 USDC. Affects: Jupiter Predict users who trade sports or esports markets, outside Jupiter's prohibited localities, which include the United States. Source: x.com, verified Nov 7, 2026.
Official site: jup.ag
Jupiter said on 6 November 2026 that Combos are live on Jupiter Predict, its Solana prediction-market product, powered by Polymarket. Traders can put two or more sports or esports outcomes, including several from the same game, into one position with a minimum stake of 1 USDC. Moneyline, spread and total markets are supported, and Jupiter says more categories are coming.
A combo pays out only if every pick wins; Jupiter says missing one loses the whole combo. Traders can pay with a token other than USDC, which is swapped at purchase. Before a trade, the slip compares the combo's payout with the same stake split across separate picks, and a winning payout goes to the wallet automatically. The 1 USDC floor compares with a $5 minimum on ordinary Polymarket-sourced orders.
Jupiter's fee page, read on 7 November, does not list combos as a market type. Ordinary Polymarket-sourced trades pay Polymarket's platform fee where it applies plus a Jupiter builder fee, currently 2% of trade value; we could not confirm that the same charges apply to combos. Jupiter says the rates shown in the app take precedence. Its FAQ gives no maximum number of picks and no payout cap.
The launch post announces no change to who can use the product. Jupiter's terms say it does not interact with wallets located in, established in or resident of the United States, list other prohibited localities, and forbid using a VPN to get around them. Jupiter says Predict is unavailable in some regions and that its mobile app restricts more regions than the web.
“The more picks you add, the higher the payout. But every pick has to hit. Miss one and the whole Combo is lost.”
— Jupiter on X, 6 November 2026
Who this affects
Jupiter Predict users who trade sports or esports markets, outside Jupiter's prohibited localities, which include the United States.
Jupiter at a glance
Jupiter is a Solana DEX aggregator that routes swaps across on-chain liquidity, with Ultra (default) and Manual swap modes, limit and DCA orders, perpetuals, prediction markets including sports and esports combos, and a mobile app. It is operated by Block Raccoon S.A. and its terms exclude US-resident wallets.
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Official site: jup.ag
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Sources
Last checked . Fees and terms change often; the venue's own page wins if it disagrees with ours.
- Jupiter on X - Combos are live on Jupiter Predict (2026-11-06) — checked 2026-11-07
- Jupiter docs - Jupiter Predict FAQ (combos, order minimums, regions) — checked 2026-11-07
- Jupiter docs - Jupiter Predict fees — checked 2026-11-07
- Jupiter docs - Terms of Use (prohibited localities) — checked 2026-11-07
- Jupiter Predict - navigation showing the Combos page — checked 2026-11-07
- Solana Compass - Jupiter Predict adds Combos (2026-11-06) — checked 2026-11-07
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