ttumaza

How it works

Testnet — play markets, not a live financial product. Everything below describes how the platform works today, on testnet.

What is tumaza

Prediction markets for South African culture, sport, and social media — things like creator subscriber milestones, derby results, and album drops. Every market resolves against a public rule stated on the market page, and every past call is kept on the track record.

Trading

Each market has a YES pool and a NO pool. Buying YES shares moves the price up; buying NO moves it down — the price at any moment is the market's implied probability. You can sell your shares back at any point before the market closes; there's no minimum hold time.

No platform fee is taken on trades today.

Resolution

Once a market closes, resolving it happens in tiers:

  1. Anyone can propose an outcome (YES or NO) backed by a bond.
  2. If nobody disputes it within the challenge window, it settles automatically — no vote needed.
  3. If someone disputes it with a bigger bond, it opens to a community vote.
  4. An admin override exists for edge cases (e.g. an ambiguous or contested real-world event) — it resolves immediately and refunds any locked bonds rather than forfeiting them.

Winning shares redeem 1:1 for the market's collateral once resolved. See the Resolution Center for markets currently awaiting an outcome.

Signing in and your account

Sign in with email, Google, or X — no separate wallet or seed phrase required. A wallet is created for you automatically behind the scenes. Manage linked logins, see your balance, and view your trade history from the account page.

Building on tumaza

There's no REST backend — reads go through a public subgraph, writes go directly to the contracts. See the developer API page for entities, addresses, and a sample query.