TL;DR
- Paribu expanded its platform with access to Hyperliquid perpetuals, Polymarket prediction markets, and decentralized exchange trading inside a regulated environment.
- The Turkish company also opened a waitlist for stock trading while awaiting a final operating license from local regulators.
- With this strategy, Paribu positions itself among the few centralized exchanges combining traditional finance services and advanced DeFi products within a single application.
Paribu is broadening its role in the digital asset sector by combining regulated exchange services with decentralized finance tools. The Türkiye-based company now offers users access to Hyperliquid onchain perpetuals and Polymarket prediction markets through its centralized platform, becoming the first regulated exchange to integrate both products under one interface.
The move reflects a wider trend across the crypto industry where exchanges attempt to merge DeFi accessibility with compliance standards. Instead of limiting users to spot trading, platforms increasingly compete by adding derivatives, prediction markets, and multi-asset investment features. Â
Paribu Expands Regulated Access To Hyperliquid And Polymarket
Hyperliquid has gained traction during the past year as one of the largest onchain perpetual trading protocols by volume. Its infrastructure allows traders to access perpetual contracts directly onchain while maintaining fast execution speeds. At the same time, Polymarket continues to attract activity around election forecasts, macroeconomic events, and geopolitical developments.
By integrating both products into a centralized exchange interface, Paribu reduces the technical barriers often associated with DeFi platforms. Users can interact with advanced trading products without moving assets across multiple wallets or decentralized applications.
This model could appeal to retail investors seeking exposure to decentralized markets while remaining inside a regulated ecosystem. Several global exchanges have explored DeFi integrations, but most avoid prediction markets and onchain perpetual products because of compliance concerns in multiple jurisdictions. Paribu’s approach places the company in a relatively uncommon position among regulated crypto exchanges.
Multi Asset Expansion Includes Equity Trading Plans
Beyond crypto services, Paribu also opened a waitlist for stock trading. The company confirmed that its brokerage division received establishment authorization from Türkiye’s Capital Markets Board, although the final operating license remains pending.
Once approved, Paribu plans to offer access to equities listed on the NYSE, Nasdaq, and Borsa Istanbul. That combination would place crypto assets, DeFi products, and traditional stocks inside the same application.
Türkiye remains one of the most active crypto markets globally due to inflation concerns and strong retail participation in digital assets. According to Chainalysis data published in recent years, the country consistently ranks among the leading nations for grassroots crypto adoption.
