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Kalshi introduces new trading terminal platform for highly active users

The operator confirmed development of its new Kalshi Pro product in June, designed as a response to high-end users choosing to create their own software to help manage trades.

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Kalshi Pro allows traders to see a continuous feed of all public trades and offers an enhanced view into individual contracts' order books
The trading terminal is currently available to the public, but still remains in the Beta stages of its development

Kalshi has unveiled the launch of its new Kalshi Pro trading terminal platform, which allows the operator’s most active users to see a continuous feed of all public trades and offers an enhanced view into individual contracts' order books. 

"Kalshi's active traders are already trading prediction markets and perpetuals like Wall Street trades equities and bonds," Kalshi Pro Product Lead Andy Chang said. 

"We built Pro to give them the cockpit they deserve."

Designed in response to many active users choosing to create their own software and workflows to help manage trades, Kalshi originally confirmed development of Kalshi Pro in late June 2026. 

The platform was created for speculators who trade multiple markets at the same time, move with speed during live events and run resting orders, or trades which don’t execute until certain prices are met. 

Kalshi Pro will also feature new utilities for those trading on the operator's perpetual futures, including "terminal-grade" charting and new ways to manage risks on traders' perpetual futures positions. 

The new trading terminal platform is currently available to the public and all Kalshi users, but still remains in the beta testing stage at the time of writing. 

On July 10, Polymarket launched combo trading for users of the prediction market platform, allowing event contract traders to “bundle multiple market positions” into a single “yes” or “no” position.

The offering appears to be a direct competitor to parlay wagers in traditional sports betting, especially given Polymarket has currently restricted combo trading to sports-specific markets. 

Polymarket provides an official definition of combos, describing the offering as “multi-leg positions that combine multiple underlying market outcomes into one yes or no position. Each Combo is defined by its legs and identified by derived yes and no position IDs.”

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Kalshi appointed Jovy Dedaj as Head of Litigation on July 9, previously serving with Interactive Brokers as Counsel and Assistant General Counsel prior to joining the prediction markets platform

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