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No. PolyTemp publishes forecast data on your dashboard and nothing else. We never take custody of funds, never connect to your exchange account, and never execute a position. What you do with a forecast is entirely your decision.
The fifteen we are best at. Every station is ranked by its verified record, and the top fifteen are the ones we sell. Pro is all fifteen and follows the ranking as it moves. Single is three of them, and you choose which three; each extra city is $9.99 for the term, up to fifteen. What you chose stays yours even if the ranking shifts. The current order is on the track record page for anyone to check.
A phone app gives you one number. We run an ensemble, so you get a probability and a spread, meaning how much the model disagrees with itself, and then we price that probability against the live market under the same rounding the exchange settles on. A forecast without a market price attached is not a signal.
Every forecast is frozen before the day starts and filed with its outcome the next morning, win or lose. The record is public on the track record page before you pay anything, and the station ranking that decides what each plan includes is published with the sample behind every figure.
Prices are in US dollars. At checkout we quote the amount in the coin you picked at the rate of the moment, hold that rate for fifteen minutes, and open your plan as soon as the payment confirms on chain.
Access stops and nothing renews, because we hold no card and no allowance. Your dashboard tells you seven days out, in case you want another term.
Twenty-nine, on four continents, and the plans sell the best fifteen of them. Each one is the specific station the market settles on, which is not always the airport you would guess: London is City, not Heathrow, and New York is LaGuardia, not Central Park. The full list, with the ones outside the top fifteen, is on the coverage page.
Subscribing to forecast data is straightforward almost everywhere; trading event contracts is not. Prediction markets are restricted or banned in several jurisdictions and the rules change often. Check your own before you subscribe. That part is on you, and we would rather say so plainly.