Comply has partnered with Kalshi, the largest prediction market operator globally, to integrate Kalshi’s contract trade data into the Comply Platform.
The tie-up will let compliance teams track prediction market activity together with conventional securities and digital asset holdings, providing firms with a single, consolidated picture of employee trading. Through the platform, clients will be able to set up rules, build preclearance processes, review trading behaviour, and use case management tools to handle violations and remediation when they arise.
The expanded offering brings several capabilities to compliance teams. Contract trade activity will be ingested and monitored in real time alongside existing securities and digital asset classes.
Firms will also gain access to rules engines, workflow tools, and preclearance controls designed to keep employee trading in line with internal policy. The platform aims to help flag undisclosed trades and assess trading patterns, with particular attention to employees holding material non-public information (MNPI).
Case management functionality is built in to support investigation, documentation, and resolution of violations within a single audit-ready system. Additional features include custom certifications requiring staff to confirm their understanding of evolving contract trading policy, alongside regulatory consulting services covering risk assessments and policy reviews tied to prediction market developments.
Beyond the Kalshi integration, Comply already provides coverage of trades made on Polymarket, another prediction market platform, through its existing partnership with ZenLedger.
Michael Stanton, CEO of Comply, said, “Prediction markets have grown faster than most compliance frameworks were designed to handle. Compliance teams don’t need a separate solution — with Comply, they can monitor contract trades alongside equities, bonds, options, futures, and crypto in a single platform. That unified view gives firms the confidence to demonstrate full oversight to regulators.”
Max Crowley, VP of Business Development at Kalshi, said, “Financial services firms are navigating new territory as prediction markets become mainstream. We understand the importance of running an exam-ready compliance program and are actively addressing the challenges that prediction markets can present. We are thrilled to partner with Comply to bring employee prediction market activity oversight to compliance programs across the country.”
Jamila Mayfield, Chief Regulatory Service Officer of Comply, said, “Most firms are still figuring out what a reasonably designed prediction market compliance program looks like, and that’s exactly where we come in, Comply brings both the technology and the regulatory expertise to build programs that hold up under scrutiny.”
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