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StarCompliance (Star), a provider of employee and firm compliance technology solutions, has partnered with Kalshi, the world's largest prediction market, to launch the financial industry's first enterprise-grade global compliance solution purpose-built to monitor employee participation across prediction markets.
The new capability extends Star's existing digital asset and traditional security employee compliance framework, enabling firms to monitor prediction market activity on Kalshi from a single, centralised compliance platform.
As prediction markets continue to grow, financial institutions face new risks, with employees gaining an additional avenue to profit from the misuse of material non-public information (MNPI). Traditional compliance programmes have not been designed to address this emerging blind spot.
Kelvin Dickenson, Chief Product Officer, StarCompliance
Kelvin Dickenson, Chief Product Officer, StarCompliance said:
"Prediction markets represent a rapidly emerging area of employee conduct and MNPI risk. As these markets evolve globally, firms need surveillance capabilities that adapt across jurisdictions and provide meaningful visibility into both on-chain and off-chain prediction market activity."
Star's new Prediction Markets Monitoring solution provides automated surveillance across on-chain and off-chain prediction market ecosystems, configurable alerts based on firm-defined risk parameters, and centralised case management for investigations and audit tracking. It also offers monitoring tied to transaction volume, trading patterns, market categories, and work-hour activity, alongside visibility into potentially suspicious employee activity across on-chain and off-chain environments, with flexible oversight aligned to firm policies, risk tolerance, and regulations.
Max Crowley, VP of Business Development, Kalshi
Max Crowley, VP of Business Development, Kalshi said:
"Prediction markets are becoming an increasingly important part of the global financial ecosystem. As institutional adoption accelerates, firms require compliance infrastructure that supports responsible participation while adapting to evolving regulatory expectations. We've always been compliance-obsessed at Kalshi, and we're thrilled to partner with Star to bring enterprise-grade oversight and expertise to this emerging market category."
Through the partnership, Star and Kalshi will support firms as prediction market regulations, trading behaviours, and supervisory expectations continue to evolve, combining technology integration with ongoing compliance expertise.
A webinar, Product Spotlight: Launching Prediction Markets Monitoring with StarCompliance + Kalshi, is scheduled for 16 July at 10am ET and will include a live product demonstration. [Registration link]
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StarCompliance and Kalshi have launched a partnership to deliver an enterprise-grade global compliance solution monitoring employee activity on prediction markets, covering both on-chain and off-chain environments to address growing MNPI risk for financial institutions.
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