No. FanDuel’s support site says funds on FanDuel Predicts are separate from its other products, so money you deposited or won on another FanDuel product cannot be used on Predicts, and the reverse is also true.
That can surprise you when the same login opens both. A familiar account does not mean a shared spendable balance. If your Sportsbook balance shows $100 and Predicts shows $0, you have no buying power for a new prediction trade until you fund Predicts itself.
What FanDuel says about funding Predicts
FanDuel’s Predicts deposit guide lists three ways to add money: debit card, Apple Pay and online banking. It also says payment methods saved on other FanDuel products are not available in Predicts, so you set up the one you want to use there before placing an order.
| What you want to do | What FanDuel’s guide says |
|---|---|
| Use Sportsbook money in Predicts | Not possible. Funds are separate |
| Use a saved Sportsbook card in Predicts | Not carried over. Set it up in Predicts |
| Fund Predicts | Debit card, Apple Pay or online banking |
What this does to your total exposure
Say you hold $100 in Sportsbook and add $50 to Predicts. You now have $150 across FanDuel, in two places that cannot spend each other’s money. If you later decide to move money, treat a withdrawal from one product and a deposit to the other as two separate transactions. FanDuel keeps a separate support article on how to withdraw funds from Predicts, so check that guide for the steps and timing.
Keep both balances in view before you add more money, so you do not end up funding more than you meant to.
If the balance still looks wrong
Check which product the app is showing, then your transaction history for that product. When you contact FanDuel support, name the product, the amount and the date, and do not post account or payment details publicly.
For the sportsbook itself, see our FanDuel Sportsbook review. For other event-contract options, see our prediction market hub.
Sources: FanDuel support, deposits on Predicts, checked November 2, 2026.
