independent tools
On-chain tools for predict.fun
Independent utilities that answer the questions behind the most common disputes: did the round settle honestly, where did my money go, and how do I claim my winnings. Everything is read straight from the blockchain — no login, no keys, nothing to take on faith.
Round Settlement Verifier
Paste a crypto Up/Down market link and see the exact begin and end prices it settled on, who won, and an independent re-derivation of those prices from the Chainlink feed on-chain. It also explains why your candle or exchange price can differ. Ends the "you rigged the settlement" argument.
Open the Verifier →Fund Tracer & Account Map
"Where's my money?" Paste your wallet, Predict Account, or a deposit transaction and get a to-the-cent, on-chain reconciliation of every USDT — what's liquid, what's in open positions, what was withdrawn — which account holds it, and whether it's recoverable by you or needs a support ticket.
Open the Fund Tracer →Redeem Doctor
Won but the claim button won't work? Paste the market and it reads the on-chain settlement to confirm whether it actually resolved, which outcome won, and how much you're owed — then tells you exactly why the redeem is failing: still pending, genuinely stuck (with the IDs to put in a ticket), or claim-it-now, including how to redeem it yourself.
Open the Redeem Doctor →Order Kill Diagnoser
Order accepted then instantly cancelled, amountFilled 0? Paste your wallet and it reads your on-chain fill activity to tell you whether it is normal contested-book behaviour you can fix yourself (drop fill-or-kill, rest a limit) or a genuine account lockout to escalate, with live market-depth context. Kills the "am I shadow-banned?" panic.
Open the Diagnoser →A small set of independent, read-only tools for predict.fun users, built to be verified rather than trusted. They only read public on-chain data and predict.fun's public API. They cannot move funds, never ask for a private key or seed phrase, and are not operated by predict.fun.
PredictKit · independent tools · not operated by predict.fun · reads public on-chain data only