Prediction market platform Kalshi said it has entered a partnership with compliance technology company Comply to offer trade surveillance and compliance management tools for enterprise clients. Under the arrangement, Comply will integrate trading data from Kalshi’s prediction markets into its regulatory software system. That will allow companies using Comply’s services to review employee trading activity in event contracts and check whether those trades follow internal company trading policies. The stated goal is to help employers detect and prevent trading based on material nonpublic information, or MNPI. Kalshi also said the same compliance coverage is expected to extend to its perpetual futures contracts in the future. The development points to a more formal compliance framework for firms that want visibility into employee activity tied to prediction market products listed on Kalshi. CNBC was cited as the source for the report carried by Odaily.
Prediction market platform Kalshi said it has partnered with compliance technology company Comply to provide trade surveillance and compliance management tools for enterprise clients.
As part of the partnership, Comply will integrate trading data from Kalshi’s prediction markets into its regulatory software system. Companies that use Comply’s services will be able to review employee trading activity in event contracts. The aim is to help those firms enforce internal trading policies and prevent trading based on material nonpublic information, or MNPI.
Kalshi said the compliance function will also be extended in the future to its perpetual futures contracts. CNBC was cited in the Odaily report.
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