Provenance
Straight from the game server.
Outcomes come from official sources, under agreements with the publishers and tournament organisers who hold the rights.
For Prediction Markets
The official result. Straight from the source.
The official record esports markets settle on - taken directly from the game server, under rights agreements with the publishers and tournament organisers who run the competitions.
Settled · BO3 FinalNorthwind vs HalcyonLoL
21:17:43
Match Result
Northwind wins 2-1
Series final · Verified
Source
Official feed
Under rights agreement
Format
Unified schema
Same across every title
Fixture
Illustrative
Sample record
Prediction market operators who trust GRID
- Forekast
Why official data
Contested results break markets.
Prediction markets only work when everyone agrees on what happened. An official record gives every participant the same source to settle against.
GRID is the official record. Direct from the game server.
Built for settlement
Five reasons exchanges settle markets on GRID.
The Foundation
One official record to settle against.
Supplied under agreements with the rights holders, as a single official record to settle against.
Reliability
Settlement-grade stability.
Feed stability and 24/7 uptime that lets your platform close markets confidently - unmatched official coverage, official data trusted by the leading esports exchanges and market makers.
Coverage
The tournaments that matter.
League of Legends, VALORANT, Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, and more.
Integrity
An integrity programme alongside the data.
Pattern monitoring on the data GRID supplies, with escalation through established industry channels where warranted.
The settlement stack
From official data to closed market - the products exchanges build on.
Settlement Feed
GRID Live Data
Official match data and results for settling markets.
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Frontend
GRID Widgets
Drop-in stats, scoreboards, and match context. Embedded in minutes.
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Integrity
Integrity Monitoring
An integrity programme run by GRID's in-house team, working with rightsholders and industry bodies including IBIA.
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Coverage
Five flagship titles, one platform.
Official data from direct agreements with the publishers and tournament organisers who hold the rights. Scope and territory are set in each commercial agreement.
How the platform works
From game engine to settlement, on one official record.
One pipeline to market close, built on direct agreements with the rights holders.
- 01Game Server
Official source under direct partnership with the rights holder.
- 02Direct, Official Ingest
Taken directly under official rights agreements. For titles like Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, the GRID SDK plugs straight into the game server.
- 03Unified Processing
One schema across every esport, consistent from ingest through to settlement.
- 04Settlement-Ready Outputs
APIs, widgets, settlement signals, and integrity feeds - ready to close markets on.
Get in touch
Settle your markets on official esports data.
Launching an exchange or running prediction markets - our team will help you build on a record your users can trust.
- Custom integration walkthrough
- Settlement & integrity workflows
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Common questions
Prediction markets - frequently asked.
How does GRID handle market settlement for esports?
Outcomes come from official data supplied under agreements with the rights holders, giving markets a single official record to settle against.
What integrity monitoring does GRID provide?
GRID's in-house integrity team runs pattern monitoring on the data GRID supplies and can escalate matters through industry integrity bodies, including IBIA, where warranted.
Which esports titles and tournaments does GRID cover for prediction markets?
GRID covers League of Legends, VALORANT, Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, across tier-1 tournaments run by Riot Games, Valve, Ubisoft, ESL FACEIT Group, and BLAST. Full coverage list available on request.
Can GRID integrate with our existing exchange infrastructure?
Yes. GRID's APIs and SDKs are designed to drop into existing exchange and settlement stacks without rebuilding around them. Most platforms integrate the settlement data first, then layer in widgets and integrity outputs. Solutions engineers work with your team through onboarding.