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THE FRAMEWORK FOR A FAIR MARKET

Governance & compliance.

How market decisions are reviewed and recorded.

Version 0.3October 12, 2026

Accountable decisions

Listing, resolution and account decisions must have an authorized owner and a recorded basis. Reviewers must disclose conflicts and step aside where independence is required.

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From proposal to market

A creator submits a question and its terms. MTC assesses the proposal and records its approval decision. An approved market opens only when its escrow and opening requirements are ready.

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Account access

Access decisions apply to the relevant account and activity. Restrictions must have a recorded basis, and related accounts may be considered when reviewing conflicts or possible evasion.

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Market oversight

Market oversight considers trading patterns, related accounts, event influence and the reliability of outcome sources. Concerns should be documented and reviewed without exposing confidential investigation details.

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Complaints and reviews

Use support to report a concern or request review of an account decision. Include the relevant references and supporting facts. Restrictions and final findings are separate decisions.

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Funds and settlement

Participant funds, market collateral and MTC operating funds must remain distinguishable. Network costs must not consume collateral needed for contract payouts.

Balances, positions and transfer records must be reconciled. Corrections must preserve the original record and explain the adjustment.

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Interruptions and recovery

Affected functions may be paused during a security incident, network interruption or financial inconsistency. Resuming service requires checks of balances, records and the affected controls.

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Records and changes

Material decisions and changes must retain their supporting evidence, approvals and version history. Changes to published terms require the applicable review process.

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Policy updates

Updates will identify the version, effective date and affected terms. A proposed change does not replace the terms attached to an existing position.

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Regulatory references

Policy draft · Not yet effective.