Prediction market platform Kalshi has partnered with fintech firm FIS to launch new clearing infrastructure for institutional users. The system will offer real-time processing and handle large trade volumes, letting FIS clients access prediction markets through their existing platforms. Kalshi said it saw about $10.4 billion in trading volume last month. The company was recently valued at $22 billion after raising close to $1 billion, signaling growing interest in this space.
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