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Partners are price aggregators, comparison sites, platforms, affiliates and data directories that bring users to MagicMarkets or display MagicMarkets prices. Partners apply to onboard, or upgrade an existing MagicMarkets account to a partner account type. Individual developers who trade on their own account, or build bots, agents and tools on it, do not need to apply. Create an API key and start in the Developers section. The CLI (command line interface) is the recommended way in. Every partner uses the same account model and gets a partner code for attribution.

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What partners get

  • Zero-fee prices. MagicMarkets puts orders from other traders and liquidity aggregated from more than 25 sportsbooks, sports exchanges and prediction markets into one order book, at zero commission.
  • The public API and its tooling: REST, WebSocket, the CLI with its local MCP server, and machine-readable docs.
  • A contact at MagicMarkets for integration, attribution and dividend questions.
  • A monthly dividend in USDT on the eligible trading volume of the users you bring.

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Partner types

Price comparison

Carry MagicMarkets prices. Zero-fee prices stand out on a comparison grid, and links with your partner code credit each signup to you.

Platforms

Show live MagicMarkets markets and prices in your product. Your users keep their accounts and funds on MagicMarkets, and use your product to scan markets.

Affiliates

One link for your community. Everyone who signs up through it is attributed to you, and their eligible volume counts toward your dividend.

Data and directories

List MagicMarkets using the public volume data on Dune.

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How to join

Developers do not need to apply. Create an API key and start in the Developers section. To display MagicMarkets prices, bring users or get higher API limits, apply to onboard as a partner, or upgrade an existing account to a partner account type. See Apply.

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Dividend

Partners accrue only on the eligible volume of the users they directly referred. The mechanism is described in Dividend.

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