Kalshi Integrates DoubleZero for Wall Street-Grade Prediction Market Data Infrastructure
Key Takeaways
- •Kalshi is integrating DoubleZero into its prediction market order book to give trading firms faster access to live data for pricing, hedging, and automated signal generation.
- •DoubleZeroEdge will deliver Kalshi's exchange and onchain data over dedicated fiber connections via Solana, publishing information simultaneously to all connected traders.
- •The integration addresses a competitive gap, as traditional financial firms use private low-latency networks while crypto and prediction market participants still rely heavily on the public internet.
- •Kalshi will initially provide its most actively traded contracts through the service, including crypto perpetual futures and other high-volume markets.
- •Kalshi operates as a CFTC-regulated exchange, a status that has helped attract institutional interest as prediction markets expand into macroeconomic and crypto-adjacent instruments.
Kalshi is integrating DoubleZero into its prediction market order book, giving trading firms faster access to live market data for pricing, hedging, and automated signal generation.
The move brings infrastructure commonly associated with major traditional exchanges to the prediction market space, where professional traders increasingly demand low-latency feeds to compete around economic releases and market-moving events. Kalshi operates as a CFTC-regulated exchange, meaning its contracts fall under federal oversight—a distinction that has helped attract institutional interest as prediction markets grow beyond election betting into macroeconomic and crypto-adjacent instruments.
Kalshi Expands Access to Fast Market Data
The DoubleZero Foundation said the new service will provide a machine-readable view of Kalshi markets through Solana. DoubleZeroEdge will deliver live exchange and onchain data over dedicated fiber connections, publishing data and distributing it simultaneously to all connected traders.
Prediction markets just got Wall Street-grade trading infrastructure. @Kalshi's live order book is now streaming on @DoubleZero Edge, a multi-venue, real-time market-data platform. Institutional-grade market data is now open to anyone, anywhere. pic.twitter.com/SU6qMwPfTm — DoubleZero (@doublezero) August 12, 2026
The system follows methods used by large traditional exchanges, which rely on specialized networks for rapid market data delivery. Traditional financial firms routinely use private networks to receive data with minimal delay. Crypto traders, by contrast, still depend heavily on the public internet for market information.
DoubleZero aims to close that gap with infrastructure designed specifically for blockchain markets. Its network links exchange data and onchain information through a single low-latency connection built for professional trading firms.
Prediction Markets Need Faster Data
Prediction markets track the expected outcomes of events such as inflation reports, interest-rate decisions, geopolitical developments, and asset price movements. New information can shift contract prices within milliseconds, creating strong demand for faster data feeds among firms that trade around economic releases and market events. As prediction markets have drawn larger trading volumes and more sophisticated participants, the competitive gap between firms with direct exchange feeds and those relying on public internet connections has widened.
Kalshi's integration gives participants another direct source for monitoring active contracts. The company plans to provide its most actively traded contracts when the service launches, with the initial offering including crypto perpetual futures and other markets with strong trading activity.
Under the partnership, Kalshi will supply the market data while DoubleZero handles transport and distribution. The companies said the connection will give traders a broader view of Kalshi through a single data channel.
