Kalshi offers event contracts based on yes-or-no outcomes, including economic releases and other events. This is a separate prediction-market account, not an integration for retail funded futures or forex accounts.
Check age, residency, local eligibility and the rules of each market before trading. CFTC regulation stated by Kalshi is not a claim of worldwide access or prop-firm approval.
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The official fee schedule lists no membership or settlement fee. Trading fees vary with contract price, quantity and market-specific multipliers; certain markets have maker fees. Funding method charges can also apply.
Exchange membership
$0 membership fee
No membership fee under the published schedule
Trading fees and account eligibility still apply
Event-contract trading
Variable per trade
General taker formula uses 0.07 × contracts × price × (1-price), with multipliers and rounding
Market-specific schedules and maker fees may differ
Prices and availability can change. Check the vendor checkout and terms before paying. Source: official pricing.
Confirm current regional access, account eligibility and legal treatment of the specific contract category. Do not infer access from the exchange's regulatory status alone.
Who Kalshi suits
For event-specific research and trading
Fits users who want positions tied to defined economic or other event outcomes and can evaluate settlement rules.
For prop-platform execution
Not a replacement for a Tradovate, Rithmic or MetaTrader prop account. Eligibility must be established with Kalshi itself.
What Kalshi includes
The official Kalshi documentation describes these functions. Plan and connection limits apply.
Yes-or-no contracts
Users can take Yes or No positions on specified event outcomes.
Economic event markets
The about page describes inflation, interest-rate and unemployment-related contracts among its categories.
Outcome probabilities
Contract prices provide market-implied probabilities, which can support event research without guaranteeing forecasts.
Published transaction schedule
The official schedule explains taker fees, maker fees for designated markets and funding-method charges.
Platforms and access
Kalshi is a separate exchange venue. No connection to a retail prop trading account is established by these sources.
Check age, residency, local eligibility and the rules of each market before trading. CFTC regulation stated by Kalshi is not a claim of worldwide access or prop-firm approval.
Jurisdiction and eligibility. Confirm current regional access, account eligibility and legal treatment of the specific contract category. Do not infer access from the exchange's regulatory status alone.
Settlement definitions. Read the contract's settlement source, deadline and outcome rules. A familiar event label is not enough.
Fee and funding cost. Check market-specific multipliers and maker fees. The schedule lists card deposit fees up to 2% and possible crypto processor charges.
Position risk. Event contracts can lose the amount committed. Keep this account and its risk budget separate from funded trading evaluations.
The published fee schedule states no membership fee and no settlement fee. Trading and some funding fees still apply.
Are all markets charged the same fee?
No. The general fee formula has market-specific multipliers and some markets have maker fees. Check the current schedule.
Can Kalshi be linked as a funded futures account?
These sources establish Kalshi as a separate event-contract exchange, not a prop account integration.
Sources and disclosure
Source record: 18 October 2026. Vendor documentation supports product claims, not independent performance validation. This profile links directly to official vendor pages. No product rating or hands-on testing is claimed.