Kalshi is alpha-testing a terminal-style interface for its most active retail traders, giving them a single workspace to track prediction markets and manage multiple positions.
The product shows 24-hour contract volumes, live trade flow and individual order books, while letting users customize portfolio views and cut friction when placing trades.
The company is building it for high-engagement traders known as “sharps,” who now rely on custom workflows; the source said Kalshi has not set a launch timeline or decided how to monetize it.
The push comes as Kalshi broadens its product suite: it won approval Friday to offer crypto perpetual futures after launching its American Power Index a day earlier, and the terminal could later add research, external data and other asset classes.