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pdata aggregates live events, markets, probabilities and volume across all 8 major prediction-market platforms — and links the same question priced on different venues. It's free to read, no key required. If it's useful for your reporting or research, please cite us.
how to access it
- Bulk files, rebuilt nightly as gzipped JSON lines: markets-open (every market open for trading, with price, 24h move and volume); events-open (every open event, with its market count and volume); resolved (every event pdata has pruned, with its final result). The first line of each file names the licence and every field's unit; sizes, row counts and checksums are in index.json, and the last 7 nights are kept at api.pdata.world/bulk/.
- Monthly snapshot of the same three files as Parquet, each tagged with its date, on Hugging Face and Kaggle, and archived on Zenodo with a DOI for citing, 10.5281/zenodo.23211610.
- JSON API — no auth:
https://api.pdata.world/api/v1/events(and/markets,/news/movers). Full spec at openapi.json. - Price history since May 2026 — probability and 24-hour volume over time for an event's top markets:
https://api.pdata.world/api/v1/events/{source}/{id}/history, withrange24h, 7d, 30d or all and an optionalmarket_id(a Kalshi market ticker in place of the event id redirects to its event). The same snapshots are thepublic.market_snapshotsandpublic.event_snapshotstables in the Postgres below. Points older than 7 days are kept as 12-hour buckets, and an event's history is deleted 10 days after it closes. After that its API record holds only the final results (kind: "tombstone"), which the resolved bulk file also keeps. - MCP server for AI agents:
https://api.pdata.world/mcp— see the agent guide. - Python client, standard library only, with examples and sample files: github.com/noskillcoding/pdata-client.
- Public read-only Postgres (query it directly):
postgresql://pdata_readonly:pdata_public_2026@pg.pdata.world:6433/pdata_new
how to cite
pdata, “Cross-platform prediction-market data,” pdata.world, accessed 2026. https://pdata.world/data
For a fixed snapshot, cite the Zenodo record: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23211610 (each monthly version has its own DOI as well).
Licensed CC BY 4.0 — reuse freely with attribution.