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900+Institutional clients
$500B+Annualized volume
$3.3B+Peak one-day volume
20xYear-over-year volume growth
8,000+Live markets
1B+Annual trades
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About Kalshi

Kalshi is the first CFTC-regulated prediction market and perpetual futures exchange.Learn more about our history and mission

Event contracts

Binary options that pay out on real-world events.

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Perpetual futures

The futures product for the modern world.

No rollover fees, 24/7 exposure, premier risk management.

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Use Cases

Hedging

Hedge a business risk by trading directly on the event that creates the exposure, instead of relying on a proxy

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Price Discovery

See what the market thinks something is really worth, and use that number to price insurance, value a deal, or mark a position. This works even for markets with lower volumes.

Real-world examples: Susquehanna, Ark Invest

Trading

Express directional and relative-value views across event contracts and perpetual futures

Market Making

Provide passive liquidity around fair value through institutional trading infrastructure

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Arbitrage

Trade dislocations between related event contracts and other derivatives pricing similar risks

Data

Use live and historical market-implied probabilities priced by real capital at risk to inform business decisions

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A regulated exchange and clearinghouse

Kalshi operates two entities that are fully regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). This is the same regulator that oversees traditional exchanges including the Chicago Mercantile Group (CME), the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), and Cboe.

All contracts are peer-to-peer, and you can enter and exit at any time.

The exchange

KalshiEX LLC

CFTC-designated contract market

The clearinghouse

Kalshi Klear LLC

CFTC-registered derivatives clearing organization
Rulebooks, Member Agreements, and Regulatory Docs

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