A standing tribunal for contested questions
Some questions
need a verdict.
The Judgment Company decides contested real-world questions for prediction markets and platforms — under standards fixed in advance, on admitted evidence, in public, for good.
A match ends with a whistle.
A count ends with a certificate.
Most disputes just end with noise.
A market can only settle what someone can finally decide. Where the outcome takes interpretation, settlement breaks — and the argument never closes. The Judgment Company gives those questions a courtroom: a fixed standard, an evidentiary record, a reasoned opinion, and a machine-readable verdict that markets can build on.
The docket
Matters before the Tribunal
Did the Straits of Varena remain open to neutral commercial transit throughout the market window?
Transit remained open · vs · Passage was interdicted
Did the Port of Kestrel Bay reopen to commercial shipping before July 20, 2026?
Port operationally reopened · vs · Closure persisted
Did Novapark Holdings complete the spin-off of Arland Energy before August 31, 2026?
Distribution completed · vs · Conditions unsatisfied
Did the Katari Federation's electoral council publish certified tallies for all nine provinces before September 5, 2026?
Certification published · vs · Certification incomplete
Did Helvex Labs offer its Atlas-2 model to the public under published pricing before August 1, 2026?
Public offering made · vs · Access remained invitation-only
Did the Meria payment network's throughput fall below half of baseline for six continuous hours on July 2, 2026?
Qualifying failure occurred · vs · Service substantially held
Did demonstrators occupy the Lysander Broadcasting compound continuously from June 2 through June 9, 2026?
Continuous occupation · vs · Intermittent presence
Did freight service resume on the Corvale Rail Corridor before March 10, 2026?
Service resumed · vs · Corridor remained severed
From loose question to standing doctrine
The rule precedes the outcome
Before anything is weighed, the matter gets a fixed standard: defined terms, a burden of proof, an evidence cutoff, and the closed set of possible verdicts. Whatever happens later, the rule was written first — and everyone can read it.
Evidence earns its place
Nothing enters the record by being loud. Each exhibit is offered, its provenance traced, its custody sealed, its weight assessed, and its admission ruled on. Declarations are claims. Telemetry that no party controls is fact.
Every opinion compounds
Judgments — dissents included — join a citable corpus. A construction adopted in one matter governs the next unless distinguished on the record. The Tribunal's memory is the product.
The panel
The Research Engine gathers exhibits, drafts summaries, and retrieves authority — and holds no vote. AI advises. The panel decides.
For market operators
Hand us the market you can’t settle.
Get back a verdict you can.
One API call opens the matter. The verdict comes back signed and machine-readable — YES, NO, or INDETERMINATE — with the full public opinion standing behind it.