OG.com sets out combo market-maker incentive programme
OG.com’s filing sets out incentives for combo market makers, with an October 23 effective date and no change to taker fees.

OG.com Markets has self-certified a programme rewarding market makers for qualifying combo-contract activity, according to its October 7 CFTC filing.
The document specifies an October 23 effective date. It identifies the exchange as North American Derivatives Exchange, doing business as OG.com Markets and Crypto.com | Derivatives North America.
Incentives apply to maker fills
The programme rewards qualifying resting maker fills after participants meet weekly maker-share conditions. Fees for taking liquidity remain unchanged.
The filing sets February 14, 2027 as the end date, subject to amendment. Participation is limited to market makers under the exchange’s rules, with no cap on their number.
Self-trades and wash activity are excluded from qualification. The detailed programme description in Exhibit B is redacted, leaving payment amounts and qualifying thresholds unavailable in the public document.
The exchange initially submitted the programme with another incentive scheme on October 1. CFTC staff requested a separate filing and analysis.
Combo contracts combine several outcomes
Crypto.com’s product guide describes a combo as a trade combining two to twenty predictions. All legs must win for the contract to settle at $1; the guide separately sets out treatment for cancelled or tied legs.
The incentive filing does not establish that liquidity has improved. It also states that contract terms and settlement methods remain unchanged.
For related coverage of permitted sports-market products, see Prediction Frontier’s report on the NBA’s exchange partnerships.
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