Predictandpump has launched the PNP SDK, a new developer toolkit that lets anyone embed permissionless prediction markets directly into apps, bots, and platforms. The release matters because it shifts PNP from a single product into infrastructure other teams can build on.

The SDK is live now and available via a simple npm install.

What the PNP SDK enables

The PNP SDK is a TypeScript-first library designed for Solana-based prediction markets. In plain terms, it gives developers programmatic control over market creation and trading without needing to build everything from scratch.

With the SDK, builders can:

  • Create and manage prediction markets from code

  • Trade YES/NO tokens and redeem resolved positions

  • Plug into existing PNP markets

  • Fetch on-chain market data and settlement conditions

The SDK supports two market types. V2 AMM markets use pooled liquidity with no directional position taken by the creator. P2P markets allow creators to take one side of a trade with a defined cap, letting others take the opposite position.

Why it matters for $PNP

This update is less about features for traders and more about distribution. By making market creation modular, predictandpump is betting that third-party apps and bots will drive usage.

One notable detail: the SDK allows AI agents to autonomously launch prediction markets and earn up to 50% of trading fees. If that behavior actually shows up on-chain, it could introduce new sources of market activity without manual intervention.

For $PNP, the implication is indirect. More markets and more volume increase the relevance of the underlying exchange, but only if developers actually ship products using the SDK.

What to watch next

You should watch for early examples of apps or bots built with the SDK and whether they attract sustained liquidity.

On-chain data around market creation frequency and fee generation will be the clearest signal of adoption.