Moon Intelligence has signed a multi-year deal with data specialist 55 Tech, giving the London-based firm a major lift as it steps deeper into the fast-growing US prediction markets space.
The agreement pipes in odds feeds from more than 300 bookmakers worldwide. That is a lot of bookmakers. Enough to make even the most caffeine-fuelled sports trader sit up a bit straighter. The integration will plug 55 Tech’s global odds feed directly into Moon Intelligence’s market-making model, which blends proprietary AI with a 50-strong analyst team spread across 35 countries.
A sector heating up fast
Prediction markets in the United States have grown from finance-adjacent curiosity to a proper battleground. Traders want liquidity, operators want reliable feeds, and everyone wants to avoid being caught out by a half-second delay that turns a smart trade into a very expensive lesson.
Moon Intelligence has already cut its teeth in Europe and Asia, two regions known for sharp customers and unforgiving margins. The company is now using that experience to carve out its place in prediction markets, and 55 Tech’s data is expected to provide the speed, depth, and stability needed to compete in a sector where price discovery moves quickly and without warning.
Founded in 2024, 55 Tech built its reputation on one thing above all else: delivering fast and accurate data without unnecessary complications. Its API suite and tools are designed to deliver fast, accurate data that holds up during high activity.
Why this matters
For operators, liquidity and trust sit above everything else. In prediction markets, both can be inconsistent depending on the supplier, and this deal aims to tighten that gap.
55 Tech CEO, Baptiste Bachmann, described the partnership as an important step in the company’s rapid climb.
“We have grown fast, brought in some exceptional talent, and doubled down on what we do best, which is understanding the reality of sports trading and building tools that genuinely move the needle,” he said. “At the end of the day, being a data provider comes down to two things, reliability and latency. If you cannot trust the feed, you cannot trade.”
For Moon Intelligence, the expanded feed strengthens its pitch to US-facing trading firms who want sharper pricing, higher limits, and fewer data hiccups. Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Sebastien Sabic, said the partnership helps the company meet rising expectations in the sector.
“Having access to 55 Tech’s feeds is crucial, as it allows us to offer an even stronger product for market makers, facilitating sharp pricing at high limits,” he said. “We want to be an integral part of the US prediction markets ecosystem, and this partnership is one more step on that journey.”
A sign of where the industry is heading
The deal also hints at a broader movement across the industry. Prediction markets are shifting from niche curiosity to a serious commercial focus. Operators are putting more weight behind them, traders are demanding better tools, and the whole environment is beginning to resemble a live trading desk rather than a traditional sportsbook.
Expectations are rising across the board. Prediction market operators want deeper pools and feeds that hold steady under pressure. Customers want pricing that reacts quickly and makes sense in the moment, not thirty seconds later.
Seen through that lens, the partnership looks less like a standalone announcement and more like a sign of what the sector will require as it scales, which is cleaner data, more liquidity, and partners capable of coping with the chaos of real-time markets.
For now, Moon Intelligence gains global reach and a meaningful performance upgrade. 55 Tech gains a respected partner and a louder presence in the United States.
And the traders get something too: less smartwatch notifications about spikes in their BPM .
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