Predict.fun has launched a self-service developer dashboard that enables builders to create applications, generate API keys, monitor usage, and manage rate limits from a single interface. According to reports from Predict.fun, the new portal provides developers with direct control over tasks previously handled through separate support channels. Users can now create applications, issue keys, and view current usage limits without opening manual support requests, representing a significant shift from the platform's previous Discord-based support system.
The dashboard allows developers to create new API keys and import existing keys for centralized management. As reported by Predict.fun, existing keys can be imported alongside newly created credentials, though the company did not disclose whether imported keys retain their current permissions or require changes during the transfer process. The portal displays API usage information and lets developers request higher usage-based rate-limit tiers through the interface. Before the dashboard launch, Predict.fun's public documentation directed users to join its Discord server and open support tickets to request API keys.
Alongside the dashboard launch, Predict.fun has introduced 'trade burst' limits covering calls used to create and cancel orders. According to the announcement, every new application will have these restrictions enabled by default, while existing applications will receive the burst limit when their owners request rate-limit adjustments. The company did not disclose the number of order calls allowed per second or whether the ceiling differs between usage tiers. The order-related restrictions apply to the rate of application requests, not to the number of markets developers can display or total positions held by users.
The developer release follows several additions to Predict.fun's infrastructure during 2026, including its completion of the acquisition of Probable in March and a follow-on investment from YZi Labs that included Susquehanna Crypto. As reported by Predict.fun, the platform has processed more than 4 million orders and over $1.8 billion in cumulative trading volume since launching in December 2025. The company did not specify whether Discord-based requests will remain available or whether all future key management will move to the dashboard.
