Kalshi Partners with Comply to Strengthen Insider Trading Oversight in Prediction Markets

Kalshi has forged a new partnership with Comply to bolster transparency and compliance in corporate trading.

A New Regulatory Layer

The Prediction Market platform of Kalshi is now integrated into Comply’s regulatory software, enabling firms to monitor employee trades on event contracts in real time. This mirrors the Polymarket integration and extends to perpetual futures contracts.

■Comply serves over 5,000 financial firms

■Integration of Kalshi’s perpetual futures data

■Providing visibility for regulatory compliance

Kalshi’s Strategic Expansion

According to business development VP Max Crowley, institutions demand “surveillance” and Kalshi’s own monitoring team reviews all platform activity daily. This drives companies to rethink their internal trading policies.

■Rising demand for institutional trading

■Shift from blanket trade bans to data‑driven oversight

■Focus on future regulatory compliance

Comply’s Technological Edge

Jamila Mayfield, Comply’s chief regulatory service officer, noted that many firms still lack a well‑designed compliance program and that Comply’s expertise fills that gap. A partnership with ZenLedger has already enabled tax management for crypto trades.

■Comply’s regulatory service leadership

■Integration with ZenLedger for crypto tax

■Similar partnership with StarCompliance

Market Implications and Expectations

Legal experts point out that beyond highly regulated institutions, many companies have not yet adapted to the new asset class. Kalshi‑Comply’s collaboration could set a precedent for the sector.

■Gap in corporate compliance

■Need for data‑based trade monitoring

■Creation of new regulatory frameworks

Future Vision

Kalshi emphasizes its ongoing institutional outreach and the transition from policy to data‑driven controls, aiming to help firms stay compliant while effectively managing employee trading.

Markets view this development as a step toward greater transparency in insider trading and a broader regulatory impact on digital assets, a critical move for investor confidence and market integrity.