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Understanding Sporttrade’s State Licensing and Betting Rules

The U.S. Sports Wagering Landscape

Sports betting is becoming legal across the United States at a rapid pace.
Each operator must obtain a license from state regulators before offering services in that state.
This means that the availability and access to sports betting platforms — including Sporttrade — can vary depending on where you are physically located.

Where Sporttrade Is Licensed

Sporttrade is currently licensed and regulated to operate in:
New Jersey, Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, and Virginia.

Note: Exchange wagering is currently unavailable in Iowa.

App Availability

You can access Sporttrade on the following devices depending on your state:

Platform	Available States	Notes
iOS (iPhone / iPad)	New Jersey, Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Virginia	Requires iOS 16.0 or higher
Android	New Jersey, Arizona, Colorado, Virginia	Not available in Iowa
Web	New Jersey, Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Virginia	Accessible at platform.getsporttrade.com on desktop browsers

The web platform is not supported on mobile browsers.

Who Can Use Sporttrade

You do not need to be a resident of a licensed state to create a Sporttrade account.
However, you must be physically located within a licensed state to place a trade or bet.

What You Can Do

Trade While Traveling: You can live anywhere in the U.S. and travel to New Jersey, Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, or Virginia to place a trade on Sporttrade.
Withdraw From Out of State: You can place a trade while in a licensed state, then return home and still withdraw your funds to your bank account.

What You Cannot Do

Trade Outside Licensed States: You can only place a trade while physically present in a state where Sporttrade is licensed.
Location verification is required before every trade.

Stay Informed

It’s important to understand and follow your state’s betting regulations when using Sporttrade.
We continuously update our availability as new states approve exchange wagering.

For updates, visit the Sporttrade Help Center or contact support@getsporttrade.com.