What is Chance?
Chance places a verification step between an agent’s proposed action and execution. The agent submits an order with a structured intent summary; a separate model returns a verdict and reasoning. The product offers different integration depths, from a verdict-only check to a fuller execution flow, alongside its own agent and terminal interfaces.
Who it is for
- Developers building agents that can submit orders
- Teams that need an inspectable pre-execution decision
- Users exploring verified agent trading workflows
Features and coverage
- Available on
- MCP, JSON-RPC, Web
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket, Kalshi, Predict.fun, Opinion, Limitless, Myriad, Hyperliquid
- Research topics
- Agent intent verification
- Structured proposals
Check market, side, price and size against the original intent.
- Separate verifier
Receive an approve/reject result from a model distinct from the proposing step.
- Reasoning record
Retain the explanation behind a verdict.
- Prediction-market checks
Include outcome and resolution-source alignment.
- Light integration
Call chance.verify(tx, intent) for a verdict without transferring custody.
- MCP and JSON-RPC
Connect through documented integration surfaces.
- Escrow-gated flow
The full product describes settlement only after a passing check.
- Flagship applications
Chance AI and the terminal provide agent-strategy and manual interfaces.
Workflows with Chance
Add an order review step
Pass the original instruction and proposed transaction to the verifier, then require the appropriate verdict before signing.
Audit a rejected action
Compare the market, outcome, amount and resolution source with the original request.
Choose an integration depth
Use Light for a decision-only check or inspect the full execution architecture if settlement gating is required.
Pricing and total cost
The website lists Light, Full and RPC integration depths but does not display a numeric price schedule.
Getting started
Before you start: An intent match checks whether the proposed action follows the instruction; it does not establish that the trade is profitable.
- Open the official integration documentation.
- Choose verdict-only or execution-integrated behavior.
- Define the original intent and structured order fields.
- Connect through MCP or JSON-RPC.
- Inspect verdict reasoning on representative non-funded requests.
- Only then connect the intended execution path.
Useful links
What to check
- An intent match checks whether the proposed action follows the instruction; it does not establish that the trade is profitable.
- Light returns a verdict and does not move funds.
- Different integration depths have different custody and execution boundaries; inspect the selected architecture.
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Browse categoryFrequently asked questions about Chance
What does Light do?
It returns a verification verdict and reasoning.
Can it check prediction-market outcomes?
The product explicitly includes market, outcome and resolution-source alignment.
Is MCP supported?
Yes. MCP and JSON-RPC are listed.
Does a passing verdict predict the result?
No. It checks the proposed action against intent.


