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Broadridge Integrates Kalshi Prediction Markets into CQG Trading Platform

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Broadridge has integrated Kalshi event contracts into its CQG trading platform, enabling retail and institutional investors to access prediction markets alongside futures, options and equities through existing trading interfaces and APIs. The integration provides direct trading access and market data through CQG, incorporating event contracts into its execution, risk management and portfolio monitoring capabilities. Brokers and futures commission merchants (FCMs) can offer the products to clients without introducing separate trading infrastructure.

Kalshi contracts will also become available through the CQG-NYFIX integration, extending access to more than 1,700 buy-side clients connected to Broadridge’s NYFIX network. The arrangement allows traders to monitor event contract positions alongside traditional financial instruments and incorporate prediction markets into broader trading and hedging strategies.

The launch expands Broadridge’s multi-asset trading capabilities and Kalshi’s institutional distribution, responding to demand in the US and EMEA, subject to applicable regulatory and jurisdictional requirements.

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