What are the pros of Totalis?

First parlay layer purpose-built for prediction markets. Y Combinator-backed team. Fast, low-fee settlement on Solana. Earns yield on otherwise idle locked capital.

What are the cons of Totalis?

Every leg must hit — higher risk than single bets. Leverage amplifies losses. Early-stage with limited venue coverage so far.

How much does Totalis cost?

Totalis is completely free to use.

Totalis Review | Honest Verdict (2026)

Totalis is a Y Combinator-backed parlay and derivatives layer that lets you bundle 2-5 prediction-market outcomes — across sports, crypto, politics, weather and more — into a single leveraged position that pays out only if every leg hits. It aggregates markets from multiple venues (Kalshi first, with Polymarket and others planned), prices each multi-leg trade through a request-for-quote system with market makers, and settles in USDC via Solana vaults. Locked capital also earns a 3.1% yield. Totalis raised $500K from Y Combinator, paid in USDC on Solana.

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