Outpoll Trading has launched a perpetual futures platform that brings cryptocurrencies, stocks, indices, and commodities together in a single interface, aiming to reduce the fragmentation traders face when accessing multiple markets. The platform, which debuted on October 15, 2026, is available via web and an Android mobile app.
What Outpoll Trading Offers
Outpoll Trading lets users speculate on asset prices without owning the underlying asset or worrying about contract expiration. Traders can go long or short with leverage of up to 100x. The platform supports more than 100 perpetual markets, including over 80 crypto assets such as Bitcoin (BTC), Solana (SOL), Ripple (XRP), Hyperliquid (HYPE), and Dogecoin (DOGE). It also features more than 20 stocks and indices, including Apple (AAPL), Nvidia (NVDA), Tesla (TSLA), and SPX500, plus four commodities: oil (OIL), gold (XAU), and natural gas (NG).
All assets are quoted against USDC and USDT, meaning traders can deposit and lock up either stablecoin to back their leveraged positions regardless of the asset group. Profits and losses are calculated and settled in these stablecoins. At the time of writing, more assets are quoted against USDT than USDC. The platform is available in eight languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Japanese.
Key Features
Perpetual Futures and Inverse Perpetuals
Perpetual futures allow traders to keep positions open without an expiration date, as long as sufficient margin is maintained. Outpoll also offers inverse perpetual contracts for four crypto assets: BTCUSD, ETHUSD, SOLUSD, and LTCUSD. In these contracts, the value is quoted in USD, but margin, collateral, and profit/loss are settled in the cryptocurrency itself. For example, a BTCUSD inverse perpetual uses BTC as margin, meaning the margin value fluctuates with the asset's price.
Multi-Asset Support and RWA Tagging
On the platform, assets are grouped as either crypto or real-world assets (RWAs). RWAs are physical or traditional finance assets made tradable on the blockchain, and Outpoll tags them with an "RWA" label to distinguish them from crypto counterparts. Because all assets trade as perpetual futures contracts, traders hold contracts representing asset values rather than the actual assets.
Margin Modes and Order Types
Outpoll offers cross and isolated margin modes. Cross margin uses the entire account balance to back open positions, while isolated margin assigns independent margin to each trading pair. Order types include market orders, limit orders, and stop orders.
Mobile App
In addition to the web version, Outpoll provides a mobile app for Android devices. As of this writing, an iOS version has not been launched. The app offers the platform's full trading services.
How to Trade on Outpoll Trading
To execute a trade on the web version, users can follow these steps:
- Go to Outpoll's official website and click "Sign Up."
- Provide an email and password to create an account, confirming you do not live in a restricted country. Alternatively, connect a MetaMask or Phantom wallet.
- Verify your email address.
- Go to the Trading section on the home screen.
- Navigate to the "Deposit" tab.
- Choose your preferred cryptocurrency and network.
- Copy the deposit address and fund it from a separate wallet address.
- Once deposited, the crypto becomes ready for trading.
- On the home screen, select the asset you want to trade.
- Under the Trade section on the right side, input trading parameters such as margin mode, order types, and leverage.
- Review the parameters and hit Buy or Sell to execute the trade.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Multi-asset support.
- Multiple language support.
- Mobile app.
- High leverage (up to 100x).
- Familiar trading interface.
Cons:
- No demo trading interface.
- Low following on social media.
- Mobile app unavailable for iOS devices.
- No dedicated customer support.
- No spot trading.
About Outpoll
Outpoll made its public debut in June 2026 with a centralized-decentralized finance (CeDeFi) prediction market, allowing eligible users to buy or sell contracts tied to future event outcomes. The debut included an Android mobile app. While Outpoll started as a prediction market, it launched its Trading platform on October 15, 2026, designed to operate alongside the prediction markets interface. "Prediction markets show what people expect. Futures let you act on what the price does," the platform stated.
Risks and Restrictions
Perpetual futures trading carries substantial risks, particularly with leverage, which can amplify both profits and losses and lead to liquidation. Users should understand these risks before trading. Additionally, Outpoll requires users to confirm they do not reside in restricted jurisdictions, which include the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and Singapore. At the time of writing, users in these regions are restricted from accessing the platform.
