Kalshi partners with Nasdaq Market Surveillance for enhanced oversight
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 6:45 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Kalshi has announced a partnership with Nasdaq Market Surveillance to improve oversight on its prediction market platform. This collaboration aims to bolster security against issues like insider trading and market manipulation. Currently, Kalshi operates in all 50 states and offers a variety of markets tied to major sports events, including the NFL and MLB. Despite facing some legal hurdles at the state level, the partnership with Nasdaq could enhance credibility and user trust in the platform. The integration of Nasdaq's services follows Kalshi's role as the official prediction market for the 2026 World Cup.
- •Kalshi partners with Nasdaq Market Surveillance for added security
- •The platform offers prediction markets across various sports events
- •Kalshi operates in all 50 states despite legal challenges
- •The partnership aims to prevent insider trading and manipulation
- •Kalshi served as the official prediction market for the 2026 World Cup
- 6:45 PMCBS Sports — Kalshi announces partnership with Nasdaq Market Surveillance to support oversight of prediction markets
"Kalshi has partnered with Nasdaq Market Surveillance to add more oversight to its trading platform
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