Kalshi is a regulated event contract exchange based in the United States. It lets users trade contracts based on the outcomes of real-world events — economic data, weather, politics, and more — within a regulated marketplace.
On Kalshi, you trade event contracts: standardized contracts that pay out based on whether a specified event occurs. Each contract has clear rules for how it settles, and prices are quoted so you can buy the “Yes” or “No” side of a question.
Like other prediction markets, a Kalshi contract’s price can be interpreted as an implied probability — a contract trading around $0.45 implies roughly a 45% chance. For how to read these numbers (and when to be skeptical), see How to Read Prediction Market Odds.
DePredict reads public Kalshi market data and normalizes it alongside other sources into one dashboard. The Sources page lists the specific fields we use and how categories are mapped.
DePredict is independent and not affiliated with Kalshi. Values here may lag or differ from the exchange, so always verify prices and contract rules on Kalshi before acting. Nothing here is financial advice.