List a Major League Markets index
From first call to first listing in eight steps. The venue lists, matches, clears and holds customer money, and files its own product certification. Major League Markets is the Source Agency: it publishes the level of every Season Share at each official close and supplies the documents the filing needs.
| Step | What happens | What Major League Markets provides |
|---|---|---|
| 1. First call | We walk your listing team through the Season Share and the indices. | The specification at /spec and the live indices at /indexes. |
| 2. Scope the product | You choose the first index, the listing format, the settlement increment and notional, settlement floors, expiries and a target listing month. | A listing worksheet that captures every choice in one place. |
| 3. Agree terms | Royalty on venue trading fees; annual license waived for launch venues; exclusivity by league, tied to a listing date. | A term sheet, then a letter of intent. |
| 4. Sign | The index license and an information-sharing letter covering records, notices and regulatory cooperation. | Both documents, signed by Major League Markets, Inc. |
| 5. File | You certify one contract, then the rest of the index as a class, or file for approval. | The listing packet: contract terms in your rulebook's fields, the manipulation analysis, the settlement-source analysis, class parameters, publication-failure and restricted-persons policies. |
| 6. Integrate | You read the level from the API after each official close and run a dry-run settlement against a completed season. | A licensed API key, the integration guide at /integration and close notices to your team. |
| 7. Line up liquidity | Quoters onboard on your venue. | Introductions to market makers who have said they will quote. |
| 8. List | Your contracts appear in the register on /license from the day they list. | A daily close at 09:00 Central Time, every day with a result, on a public ledger that is never restated. |
Formats. A scalar contract of $1.00 notional that trades from $0.01 to $0.99 and settles at the level ÷ 100; a $1.00 yes/no contract on "level at least X" at a dated close; or a cash-settled future on the level. Every format settles to the same published level.
Settlement increment. $0.0001 at $1.00 notional carries every published level exactly, except the rare Pro Baseball unplayed-game half-win. A $100.00 notional contract carries every level in cents.
Settled values are calculated from official league results under the published methodology. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any financial instrument. Major League Markets publishes indices and licenses them to regulated venues, which list contracts that reference them under their own rules. Major League Markets is not a sportsbook. Major League Markets is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any professional sports league, team, or player.