Comply has entered a strategic partnership with Kalshi, the largest prediction market platform in the world, to bring Kalshi's contract trade data into the Comply Platform.
The integration will allow compliance teams to track employee activity on prediction market contracts alongside their existing oversight of traditional securities and digital assets, giving firms a single, consolidated view of staff trading behaviour.
Through the tie-up, clients will be able to set up bespoke rules, build preclearance workflows, review trading patterns and use case management tools to handle any violations or remediation that arise from contract trading.
Firms using the platform will gain real-time visibility of contract trade activity as it happens, sitting alongside monitoring of equities, bonds, options, futures and crypto. The partnership also introduces preclearance requirements and policy-based workflows designed to keep staff trading within firm rules, as well as tools to flag undisclosed trades and study behavioural patterns, particularly where employees hold material non-public information.
A case management function is built in so that investigations, findings and resolutions can be recorded within a single audit-ready record. Comply is also rolling out bespoke certifications so staff can confirm their understanding of firm policy on contract trading as the rules develop, backed by regulatory consulting support to help compliance teams keep pace with prediction market trends, carry out risk assessments and refresh their compliance frameworks in line with regulatory expectations.
Comply's platform is built to give compliance and legal teams at financial firms the technology and advisory support needed to monitor employee conduct, manage risk and satisfy regulatory obligations, combining automated surveillance with consulting expertise.
Beyond the new Kalshi link-up, Comply already extends its prediction market coverage to Polymarket through its existing partnership with ZenLedger, broadening the range of contract trading venues that fall under its compliance monitoring.
Comply CEO Michael Stanton said, 'Prediction markets have grown faster than most compliance frameworks were designed to handle. Compliance teams don't need a separate solution - with Comply, they can monitor contract trades alongside equities, bonds, options, futures, and crypto in a single platform. That unified view gives firms the confidence to demonstrate full oversight to regulators.'
Kalshi VP of business development Max Crowley said, 'Financial services firms are navigating new territory as prediction markets become mainstream. We understand the importance of running an exam-ready compliance program and are actively addressing the challenges that prediction markets can present. We are thrilled to partner with Comply to bring employee prediction market activity oversight to compliance programs across the country.'
Comply chief regulatory service officer Jamila Mayfield said, 'Most firms are still figuring out what a reasonably designed prediction market compliance program looks like, and that's exactly where we come in. Comply brings both the technology and the regulatory expertise to build programs that hold up under scrutiny.'