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By Jean-Luc Maracon
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What Kalshi's CCO Said About the Data Gap. Kalshi's Chief Compliance Officer Sudhir Jain put it directly: firms without data-driven insights…
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Why Firms Can't Just Wait on Policy Updates. The compliance gap around prediction markets is real and it's widening.
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Kalshi just added another compliance layer. The prediction market exchange has brought Comply on board as a secondary monitoring platform, letting firms track employee trades in…
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Comply works with more than 5,000 financial entities. That's a big footprint, and Kalshi's pitch is pretty simple: firms that already use Comply for employee trade monitoring can…
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The core problem Kalshi is trying to solve here is that most firms — outside of the heavily regulated banks and broker-dealers — haven't updated their internal policies to cover…
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Kalshi's Chief Compliance Officer Sudhir Jain put it directly: firms without data-driven insights often end up with no option but to prohibit trading. That's the wall they hit.
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The Comply deal isn't Kalshi's first move in this direction. Back in June, Kalshi partnered with StarCompliance to give firms a similar monitoring capability.
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Comply has also handled prediction market monitoring for Polymarket, through an association with ZenLedger — a crypto tax and accounting service.
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More context: Kalshi Extends Solidus Labs Surveillance to Kinetic Markets After $31 Billion June Volume
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The compliance gap around prediction markets is real and it's widening. More firms are exploring event contracts as a trading category, and regulators have shown growing interest…
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That's probably why Kalshi's outreach to established compliance vendors makes sense strategically. Firms aren't going to build custom integrations from zero.
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Unclear whether other prediction market platforms are moving at the same speed on this. Kalshi seems to be pushing harder than most.
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The real-time monitoring angle matters too. Batch reporting after the fact doesn't catch the problems that matter most — trades that happen in a window when an employee holds…
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Read also: Kalshi CEO Blames Casino Lobby as New York Seeks $100K Per Event Market Penalty
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Crowley's point about demand is worth sitting with. Firms aren't asking Kalshi for better odds or more contract types first. They're asking how they can watch their own people.
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