MetaMask adds Polymarket to its mobile wallet, giving users in‑app access to real‑time crypto prediction markets after recent CFTC clearance.
Polymarket has been integrated into the MetaMask mobile wallet, marking a shift in how users engage with crypto prediction markets. This update allows users to place real-time predictions on politics, sports, crypto, and world events directly from the MetaMask app.
As interest in on-chain forecasting grows, MetaMask is moving beyond just storing tokens by adding more active trading features to its mobile platform.
MetaMask Brings Real-Time Prediction Markets to Mobile
MetaMask has announced that Polymarket is now live on the latest version of its mobile app. This allows users to access prediction markets without switching between apps or dApps. The process is simple; users can choose a market, fund their wallet, and place predictions directly from the same interface.
MetaMask Prediction Markets are LIVE. 🔮
The fastest, easiest way to make onchain predictions – powered by @polymarket, now built natively into MetaMask Mobile.
Trade the world’s biggest questions, on the go, all inside the wallet you trust. 🧵👇 pic.twitter.com/MklOXMUe1H
— MetaMask.eth 🦊 (@MetaMask) December 4, 2025
According to MetaMask, this removes previous friction in mobile prediction trading. Users no longer need to use a desktop or manage multiple apps while events are happening.
The feature supports fast and convenient interaction, even during live debates, games, or breaking news. MetaMask believes this offers a better user experience for those actively following current events.
Mike Lwin, Senior Director of Product at MetaMask, said,
“Mobile trading was too slow for prediction markets. People missed key moments while switching apps.”
He added that the Polymarket integration solves this issue by putting everything inside one platform.
Prediction Market Usage Expands with Regulatory Progress
The rise of prediction markets continues as more users explore ways to trade based on real-world outcomes.
MetaMask noted that Polymarket users place value-backed predictions, creating a public signal on major topics. These can include politics, finance, sports, or social trends, offering traders fast feedback from live markets.
This feature comes shortly after Polymarket received clearance from the CFTC for a U.S. market launch. The platform expects this move to support more regulated and accessible prediction services.
As interest in token-based forecasting grows, MetaMask’s new integration may bring more traffic to on-chain markets.
MetaMask stated that this is part of a broader push toward building more utility into mobile wallets. The app already supports multiple blockchain ecosystems and trading functions. It now aims to offer a full mobile experience for people who follow or trade global topics in real time.
MetaMask Adds More Features for Active Users
Along with prediction trading, MetaMask has rolled out several tools in 2024 to attract active users. These include support for Solana, native Bitcoin access, perpetual markets, and multichain account management.
MetaMask also combined its swap and bridge tools into one simple interface to improve usability.
Recently, Hyperliquid was also added to the app, giving users access to more crypto trading products. The Polymarket integration in MetaMask simplifies daily trading by making market access faster, smoother, and more convenient for mobile users.
Polymarket just got easier to use!
Integration @Polymarket in Metamask feels like one of those updates that quietly improves your whole experience.
Now you can open markets right inside the wallet you already use – no jumping between apps, no extra steps.
A few things… pic.twitter.com/7E2kH2Aolk
— arXS (@RDX_arXS) December 4, 2025
MetaMask confirmed that this is the first self-custodial wallet to integrate Polymarket. It plans to continue adding tools that support mobile-first activity in crypto markets.
With prediction trading becomes more popular, MetaMask users now have direct access without needing to leave their wallet.
