Webull Partners with Kalshi to Introduce Regulated Prediction Markets

Expanding Investment Opportunities with Prediction Markets

Prediction markets are quickly becoming one of the fastest-growing asset classes in the U.S.. Kalshi recently gained approval to launch financial brokers on its platform, which is a step toward introducing event-based trading into mainstream investing.

Webull has consistently evolved to meet investor demand, particularly as trading in short-dated options has surged. By adding event contracts, the platform aims to offer users a regulated, cash-settled product that allows for precise risk management around intraday market movements.

Kalshi co-founder and CEO Tarek Mansour highlighted the significance of this partnership:

“Event contracts are the next evolution of financial markets, and we are excited to partner with Webull, a leading broker in the US, to bring this next generation investment opportunity to traders.”

A New Way to Trade Market Events

Through this partnership, Webull users will gain access to short-term event contracts provided by Kalshi. These contracts let traders speculate on specific market-moving events.

Webull Group President and U.S. CEO Anthony Denier emphasized the company’s commitment to innovation:

“We have continually focused on equipping our customers with the best products and streamlined trading tools while evolving alongside their needs. Offering prediction markets is a key step in fulfilling that commitment and expanding opportunities for our investors to access all areas of the capital markets. Kalshi is a true market disruptor, and we look forward to building upon this partnership in the coming months.”

At launch, the partnership will feature cash-settled event contracts, with plans to expand into a wider range of economic events over time. Webull also intends to become a clearing member of Kalshi, further solidifying its presence in the growing prediction market space.

Beyond providing new trading opportunities, Webull and Kalshi will also collaborate to educate retail investors on event contract trading. The companies plan to release educational content and resources, helping users make informed decisions about this emerging asset class.