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Kalshi adds Solidus Labs for surveillance and Wealthsimple for retail distribution

Published Jun 17, 2026 Updated 17h ago

Kalshi has partnered with Solidus Labs to strengthen trade surveillance and market integrity on its prediction market platform. Solidus Labs provides surveillance technology for digital asset and traditional markets. The move comes as the CFTC exercises jurisdiction over Kalshi as a registered designated contract market and as US state regulators and the CFTC battle over oversight of event-based contracts. Separately, Wealthsimple has partnered with Kalshi to launch Wealthsimple Predict, giving Wealthsimple users access to nearly 4,000 contracts trading on Kalshi's regulated exchange. The Wealthsimple partnership was announced on June 18, 2026.

Why this matters?

Institutional clients now have surveillance-grade infrastructure, while Wealthsimple Predict opens a retail channel with nearly 4,000 contracts. Any competing CFTC-regulated venue without both institutional credibility and mainstream brokerage reach will struggle to match Kalshi's dual-track growth.

The bigger picture

Adds to a three-day run of infrastructure and partnership deals, including a Trading Technologies connectivity integration and a Robinhood World Cup routing test, as Kalshi builds out institutional and retail distribution layers in parallel.

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