Every weather risk,
on one exchange.
Finance moves weather risk with three instruments: event contracts, insurance and futures. Weather Fi lists all three on one venue - prediction markets, parametric cover and weather index futures - priced from one forecast and settled on one record from the Weather Market consensus oracle, anchored on Flare.
The exchange runs as a simulation: every balance is virtual sUSDT with no monetary value. Nothing here is an offer to bet, trade or insure. Powered by Weather Market
Three markets, one venue
Each product class answers a different question about the same weather: will it happen, what if it does, and how much of it will there be.
Prediction markets
A yes or a no on one weather condition: will the city be at or above the line at the target hour? The price is the crowd’s probability, and it moves with every trade.
- Pays
- 1 sUSDT a share if you are right, nothing if you are not
- Runs
- Tomorrow, 3, 7 and 14 days out
- Built for
- Traders and forecasters with a view on a single outcome
Parametric insurance
Pick a threshold, an hour and a cover amount. If the reading crosses the threshold the cover pays in full: no claim form, no loss adjuster, no dispute over what the weather was.
- Pays
- The full cover amount when the condition is met
- Runs
- Any hour from 2 hours to 16 days ahead
- Built for
- Events, building sites, logistics and farms with a day the weather can ruin
Weather index futures
Long or short on a week or a month of heating, cooling or growing degree days at one station - and on the simulated gas, power and crop futures whose price follows each index.
- Pays
- In line with the final index, or the simulated price, inside the contract’s band
- Runs
- Weekly and monthly contracts
- Built for
- Utilities, power retailers, growers and the desks on the other side
From the weather to the real economy
Weather moves energy demand, power load, harvests and working days. Find the exposure, then the instrument listed for it.
| Exposure | Who carries it | Weather that moves it | Listed here |
|---|---|---|---|
| Natural gas, Heating oil, District heat | Gas utilities, heating-fuel distributors, building operators | Heating demand · heating degree days | HDD futures → |
| Electricity, LNG for power | Power retailers, grid operators, data centres, cold chains | Cooling demand · cooling degree days | CDD futures → |
| Grains, Oilseeds, Soft commodities | Growers, processors, input suppliers, commodity desks | Growing-season heat · growing degree days | GDD futures → |
| Outdoor events, venues, tourism | Organisers, venue operators, travel businesses | Rain at the hour that matters | Rain cover →Rain markets → |
| Construction, ports, lifting work | Contractors, terminal operators, crane crews | Wind above a working limit | Wind cover → |
| Outdoor labour, cold chain, livestock | Site managers, distributors, farms | A heat or cold threshold | Heat cover →Cold snap cover → |
| A view on one city’s day | Traders, forecasters, weather desks | The high, the low, one hour | Prediction markets →Temperature ladders → |
Every instrument settles on the weather record, in virtual sUSDT - never on the price of an asset. The exposure column is what a holder would be hedging, not what the contract pays on.
Why weather finance belongs on one exchange
Every product class settles on the record the Weather Market oracle publishes and anchors on Flare: hourly determinations for markets and covers, the station’s daily record for futures. No product brings its own data source, so a hedge and the position it offsets are never marked by two different providers.
Opening odds, premiums and futures fair values all come from the same sixteen-day forecast, so a price in one product can be read against the others.
Shares, covers and futures sit in a single portfolio with a single ledger. Exposure taken in one product can be offset in another without leaving the venue.
Five parametric cover families
Get a quote →One settlement layer under every product
The same models, built for your book
We design the trigger, the index, the pricing model and the settlement flow on the Weather Market oracle, and supply it as a system integration - including private projects.
See solutions →One record settles everything, and anyone can check it
Determinations are final: met, not met or withheld. Withheld is nobody’s loss. Every value carries the run id and its on-chain anchor.
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