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Trading Technologies Adds Kalshi to Platform to Capture Prediction Market

Chicago-based software provider Trading Technologies is expanding its capital markets platform to include U.S.-regulated prediction markets, starting with a direct integration for Kalshi. The move, slated for a third-quarter launch, allows institutional clients to access event contracts using the firm’s existing algorithmic trading suite.

Trading Technologies Adds Kalshi to Platform to Capture Prediction Market
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The partnership marks a shift for institutional traders who have previously struggled to apply professional-grade execution tools to the burgeoning prediction market space. According to Alun Green, TT’s EVP of Futures and Options, the company is responding to a surge in demand from clients seeking to leverage the same workflows they use for traditional derivatives across new asset classes.

Kalshi, currently the largest federally regulated exchange for event contracts, stands to benefit from the reach of TT’s vast network of Tier 1 banks, hedge funds, and proprietary traders. Andy Ross, head of institutional at Kalshi, described the integration as a vital step in building the infrastructure necessary for the platform to function as a next-generation derivatives exchange. The rollout follows a series of exclusive industry events hosted by TT in Chicago and New York, where leaders from firms like Cboe and GFO-X analyzed the evolving role of event contracts in institutional risk management.

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