Trading Technologies Plans Kalshi Connectivity for Regulated Prediction Markets

Trading Technologies said on June 17 that it will support client execution on U.S.-regulated prediction markets, beginning with connectivity to Kalshi. The company said trading on Kalshi through the TT platform is expected to go live in the third quarter.

TT framed the move as a response to institutional demand for prediction-market access through established trading infrastructure. The company said clients will be able to use TT execution and algorithmic trading tools for Kalshi access, with Kalshi positioned as the first of multiple regulated prediction-market connections.

The announcement followed TT Exchange Spotlight events that included representatives from Cboe, ElectronX, GFO-X, Kalshi, MIAX and Rothera. TT said those sessions focused on event-contract market structure, institutional adoption, regulation, emerging strategies and the role of prediction markets in risk management.

Why it matters

Prediction markets have been moving from specialist venues toward broader brokerage and institutional workflows. TT connectivity would make these contracts easier for professional users to access alongside futures, options and other listed derivatives tools.

For traders, that can improve workflow and liquidity over time, but it also raises the bar for understanding contract rules, event settlement mechanics, fees and regulatory status before trading.

What to watch next

Watch the exact launch timing, eligible client base, order types, fee model and any risk controls TT applies around Kalshi execution. Also watch whether additional regulated prediction-market venues are added after the initial Kalshi rollout.