Test requests and response handling with delayed signal data.
- 15-minute delayed qualified signals
- Current market and sibling context
- One active API key
- Common source-aware response schema
- Historical snapshots or article archive
- Live SSE or webhooks
OddsQ
Prediction market intel
Test requests and response handling with delayed signal data.
Live signals, retained history, article records, and event context.
Higher request capacity, deeper signal evidence, and multi-key delivery.
Each record retains its source event ID, so clients can review the lead move beside every related outcome.
Keep the lead move and its related shifts together instead of returning disconnected records for the same event.
Monitor qualified shifts, pull a source URL, and use sibling context to write one accurate event-level update instead of duplicating outcomes.
Query retained observations with explicit timestamps and probability units. Join market records through stable source and event identifiers.
Use REST for scheduled pulls, SSE for an open signal feed, or webhooks when your application should react only to configured thresholds.
Filter by category and movement size, verify signed callbacks, and retain the signal, evidence, and event context in your own workflow.
OddsQ provides normalized market data, live signals, and webhook infrastructure. Order execution and financial settlement take place directly on underlying source venues.
Read one canonical feed of fast moves, curated stories, and High-Confidence Market transitions. Sandbox results are held back by 15 minutes.
Open a continuous stream filtered by minimum delta and optional categories. Connected and heartbeat events make stream health observable.
Resolve the current market record and up to ten related outcomes that share its source event identifier.
Page through every retained hourly probability, volume, and liquidity observation currently available in the archive.
Read complete retained OddsQ stories with linked event, market, lifecycle, and sibling context for newsroom, search, and research workflows.
Register a public HTTPS callback and your own signing secret. Set minimum delta and volume thresholds per subscription.
Inspect the stored 10-second tick buffer attached to a qualified signal when deeper evidence is needed for review or modeling.
Choose an endpoint to generate a request and inspect its response shape. Entering a key enables same-origin GET requests; the key stays in this page and is never persisted.