American Gambling Markets Atlas (AGMA)

Operators / Crypto.com

Crypto.com

Exchange · Foris DAX Asia Pte. Ltd. · Singapore[1]

crypto.com

Operated by Foris DAX Asia, reported (per Wikipedia, flagged citation-needed there) as a subsidiary of Foris DAX MT (Malta) Limited. CDNA partnered with High Roller Technologies (Apr 2026) on event-based prediction contracts; powers Truth Predict for Truth Social/Trump Media (announced Oct 28, 2025); MyPrize integration announced Nov 2025; partnered with Fanatics (Dec 2025) to support Fanatics Markets; partnered with FanDuel Predicts (June 2026).

Brands

Regulatory actions

DateStateAgainstActionAmountWhat happened
Dec 3, 2025ConnecticutCrypto.comCease and desist
Prediction markets
DCP's Gaming Division ordered Crypto.com to stop offering sports event contracts to Connecticut residents without a license, on the same grounds cited against KalshiEX and Robinhood, and to let CT residents withdraw funds.[2]
Apr 7, 2025MarylandThe North American Derivatives Exchange, Inc., dba Crypto.comCease and desist
Prediction markets
Maryland Lottery and Gaming directed the North American Derivatives Exchange (operating as Crypto.com) to immediately cease and desist offering its "Event Contract" sports-outcome product in Maryland without a sports-wagering license.[3]
Mar 31, 2025OhioCrypto.comCease and desist
Prediction markets
OCCC also sent Crypto.com a cease-and-desist letter over its sports event contracts, the first time Crypto.com was named in this round of state prediction-market enforcement actions; the Commission ordered compliance by April 14, 2025.[4]

Sources

  1. Crypto.com · retrieved Oct 10, 2026
  2. Connecticut Consumer Protection Orders Cease and Desist of Conducting Unlicensed Online Gambling · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
  3. Notice to Cease and Desist — The North American Derivatives Exchange, Inc., dba Crypto.com · retrieved Oct 11, 2026
  4. Ohio Casino Control Commission issues cease and desist to three companies · retrieved Oct 10, 2026