Stock Markets March 3, 2026

DriveWealth to Embed Regulated Prediction Markets into Global Brokerage Services

CEO says Kalshi partnership will let broker partners offer event contracts alongside equities and ETFs, subject to regulatory approvals

By Sofia Navarro
DriveWealth to Embed Regulated Prediction Markets into Global Brokerage Services

DriveWealth has announced plans to integrate Kalshi’s regulated event contracts into its global Brokerage-as-a-Service platform, enabling partners to present markets tied to elections, economic releases, climate outcomes, weather and sports alongside traditional equities and ETFs. The company says technical and regulatory work is underway and that availability will vary by jurisdiction, with DriveWealth managing connectivity, execution, custody, clearing and compliance.

Key Points

  • DriveWealth will embed Kalshi’s regulated event contracts into its global Brokerage-as-a-Service platform, enabling partners to offer markets tied to elections, economic indicators, climate outcomes, weather and sports alongside equities and ETFs.
  • Rollout timing and market availability will be governed by jurisdiction-specific regulatory approvals; DriveWealth will manage market connectivity, execution, custody, clearing and compliance.
  • The integration aims to provide a unified investing experience—trading event contracts from the same cash balance used for stocks—and could shift prediction markets from a niche product to a daily risk-management tool for investors.

DriveWealth is preparing to bring regulated prediction-market instruments into the mainstream brokerage stack by embedding Kalshi’s event contracts into its global API-first Brokerage-as-a-Service offering, the company’s CEO said in an exclusive interview. The integration is designed to let broker partners present event-driven markets - such as those linked to elections, economic indicators, climate outcomes, weather and sports - alongside equities and ETFs within a single platform.

Global availability and regulatory guardrails

The CEO stressed that making these markets available worldwide will be governed by local regulatory rules. DriveWealth operates across five continents, with footprints that include the U.S., Brazil, the EU and U.K., South Korea, Australia and New Zealand. "Maintaining rigorous regulatory standards is non-negotiable," the CEO said, noting that DriveWealth will take responsibility for market connectivity, execution, custody, clearing and compliance while partners determine which jurisdictions they can serve.

Timing and deployment

On the timetable for rollout, the CEO indicated that technical integration and regulatory work are already in progress, but that final launch dates will depend on meeting approval milestones. She described a target user experience in which investors trade event contracts using the same cash balance they use for stocks, avoiding the need to shift between separate apps or accounts.

"While these specific details will be finalized during our integration, our ultimate goal is to provide a unified investing experience," the CEO said. "By embedding Kalshi’s event contracts directly into DriveWealth’s API-first platform, partners will be able to offer these markets alongside equities and ETFs within a single, secure infrastructure."

She contrasted this approach with alternatives that force users out of an app. "Unlike 'add-on' solutions that require users to leave an app, our integration is intended to allow event contracts to be available seamlessly alongside traditional assets," the CEO added.

Use cases and potential role in portfolios

The CEO suggested prediction markets could evolve beyond a niche role into a routine risk-management tool. By hedging exposures to scheduled economic releases or political outcomes, investors could potentially reduce event-driven portfolio volatility. The company will evaluate the full range of possible markets and decide which to enable based on jurisdictional regulatory standards and the preferences of partners and their end-users.

As DriveWealth enables partners to surface Kalshi’s markets within their brokerages, the company expects the integration to move prediction markets from a high-event specialty toward daily use by investors who demand digital fluency, transparency and real-time optionality in their trading interfaces.


Key takeaways

  • DriveWealth plans to integrate Kalshi event contracts into its global Brokerage-as-a-Service platform so partners can offer markets tied to elections, economic indicators, climate, weather and sports alongside equities and ETFs.
  • Deployment will depend on jurisdiction-specific regulatory approvals; DriveWealth will manage connectivity, execution, custody, clearing and compliance.
  • The company aims to deliver a unified trading experience where event contracts use the same cash balance as stocks, avoiding separate apps or accounts.

Risks

  • Regulatory approvals and local legal constraints may limit where and when event contracts can be offered, affecting availability across regions such as the U.S., Brazil, the EU and U.K., South Korea, Australia and New Zealand - impacts financial services and brokerage platforms.
  • Launch timing is contingent on meeting technical and regulatory milestones, creating uncertainty about when partners and end-users will gain access - impacts fintech deployment schedules and partner roadmap planning.
  • DriveWealth will evaluate which markets to enable based on jurisdictional standards and partner demand, meaning some event categories may not be offered in all markets - impacts product breadth for retail investors and digital brokerages.

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