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Interactive Brokers launches first major US retail prediction market aggregator with Kalshi, CME, ForecastEx

Published May 14, 2026Updated 61d ago

Interactive Brokers launched a unified prediction-market interface that aggregates event contracts from Kalshi, CME Group, and ForecastEx on a single platform. The Greenwich-based brokerage, which already cleared trades for all three providers, is the first major US retail broker to offer a dedicated multi-venue aggregator, giving its 2.5 million clients access to 15-minute contracts and best-price routing alongside traditional equities, options, forex, and bonds. The offering covers macro releases, Fed policy, and election-linked products. The move contrasts with narrower competitor approaches: Tradeweb partnered only with Kalshi for institutional rates workflows, while StoneX's FOREX.com offers a slimmer event-contract menu.

Why this matters?

Polymarket and DraftKings must now match IBKR's single-interface liquidity pool across three regulated venues or lose trader acquisition to a model that offers Kalshi and CME Group immediate exposure to 2.5 million client accounts.

The bigger picture

Becomes the third major retail brokerage to push into prediction markets after Robinhood's event-contract entry and Moomoo's licensing grab, as traditional brokers race to turn regulated event contracts into a standard asset-class alongside equities and derivatives.

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