A prediction market platform for African users to trade YES/NO outcomes on real-world events in naira, with transparent resolution and partner API access.

Bayse Product Overview

Is Bayse Right for You?

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Best For

  • Naira event traders
  • Prediction market fans

What It Does Well

  • Yes/no event markets
  • Trades in naira

Things to Check

  • Event list and depth
  • Resolution rules

About Bayse

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Bayse is an Africa-focused prediction market platform for individuals and partners who want to trade on the outcomes of real-world events and markets.

Key capabilities include:

  • Binary YES/NO markets on verifiable questions across categories such as sports, politics, entertainment, crypto prices, and financial markets (including FX-style markets referenced in public materials).
  • Peer-to-peer price discovery where users trade against each other on an exchange, with prices reflecting market-implied probabilities rather than a fixed bookmaker line.
  • Naira-denominated trading where users fund and take positions in Nigerian naira, with risk limited to the amount staked per position and the ability to exit early by selling positions before market resolution.
  • Transparent outcome resolution using publicly verifiable sources, alongside published legal and policy pages (Terms, Privacy, Prohibition, dispute resolution).

Available on Web, Android, and iOS, with API documentation for partners at https://docs.bayse.markets/.

Bayse targets retail users in Africa (especially Nigeria) who want to speculate or hedge on event outcomes, plus developers and businesses building prediction-market products via its partner program and API.

Notable context: it is formerly Gowagr and positions itself as “Africa’s Largest Prediction Market”; it also foregrounds risk warnings, including 18+ participation and that it does not provide investment or financial advice.

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As of Oct 5, 2026, Bayse is rated 4.4 on the App Store from 1.1K reviews and 4.4 on Google Play from 2.6K reviews with 100K+ installs.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Bayse

Bayse Markets (formerly Gowagr) is Africa's largest prediction market platform where you buy "YES" or "NO" positions on real-world events—such as sports, finance, and local politics—to earn money when your predictions are correct.

Bayse is free to download and use, with no platform fees on standard contests, though you can start trading prediction contracts for as little as ₦100 or $1, subject to a 1% deposit fee.

Bayse Markets (formerly known as Gowagr) primarily operates in Nigeria, functioning as an Africa-focused events contract trading and prediction market platform. 

You can sign up for Bayse by downloading their mobile app or visiting their web platform to create an account using your email, Google, or Apple credentials.

Yes, Bayse has a mobile app called Bayse Markets available for both Android and iOS devices.

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