About DOXA
DOXA is a liquidity aggregator for prediction markets. The same event often trades on several venues at different odds and depth, so traders have to find, compare and route orders by hand. DOXA brings markets from Polymarket, Kalshi and others into one interface, where traders compare odds, liquidity depth and volume across venues and trade from one place with an AI assistant. Smart order routing splits each trade across the venues with the best available price and depth at execution time, which reduces slippage. Each market also shows news, sentiment and OSINT signals, and traders can copy top traders. DOXA is built for retail and crypto-native traders and arbitrage desks.
What problem does DOXA solve?
The same event often trades on several prediction markets at different odds and with different liquidity depth. Without an aggregator, traders compare venues by hand and can end up trading on a venue with a worse price or thinner liquidity, which means more slippage. DOXA shows the venues side by side and routes the trade for best execution with an AI assistant.
Which prediction markets does DOXA aggregate?
DOXA aggregates Polymarket, Kalshi and others. For each market DOXA shows the current odds, volume, liquidity depth and order book on every venue where it trades.
How does smart order routing work?
When you buy from the aggregated order book, DOXA compares prices and depth across venues and splits the order across the cheapest venues automatically. A small slippage cushion is reserved so the order still fills if the price moves slightly between the quote and execution, and any unused amount is returned to your balance right away. The result appears in your portfolio as one combined position, which you can sell back the same way.
Which order types can I use?
DOXA supports market and limit orders, a Simple and a Pro trading panel, and an order book ladder that shows up to 8 order books side by side.
Who is DOXA for?
DOXA is built for retail and crypto-native traders and arbitrage desks who trade on Polymarket, Kalshi and others and want better execution, less slippage and less manual work.
Frequently asked questions
Is DOXA a prediction market?
No. DOXA does not create its own markets. It is an aggregator: it brings markets from Polymarket, Kalshi and others into one interface, similar to how DEX aggregators such as 1inch work for token swaps.
Do I need an account on each prediction market?
No. You deposit funds to your DOXA wallet and trade from one balance. DOXA places orders on the venues for you.
How are winnings paid out?
When a market resolves, winning positions are redeemed automatically and the payout is added to your available DOXA balance.
Where are my funds held?
Funds are held in custodial wallets secured with Privy. Every withdrawal passes a short safety review before it is executed.
How does DOXA get me the best price?
DOXA compares the live order books of every venue that lists a market and sends your order to the best available price, splitting it across venues when that fills you better. You trade against one merged book and never pick a venue yourself.
What does it cost to trade on DOXA?
You trade at the venue's own order book — DOXA does not mark the price up. Each venue's own fee is already reflected in the price you see, and DOXA shows the total cost before you confirm an order.
Can I sell a position before the market resolves?
Yes. As long as a venue has a buyer, you can sell a position at the current price at any time before the market resolves, rather than waiting for the outcome. The proceeds land in your DOXA balance.
What does a price mean on DOXA?
A price is the market-implied probability of an outcome: a YES price of 62¢ reads as a 62% chance and pays $1 if it resolves YES. It reflects what traders are currently paying, not a forecast by DOXA, and it is not investment advice.
Contact
X: @doxawin · Telegram: doxa_pro
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