Broadridge said Thursday that Kalshi event contracts are now available through CQG, expanding the markets accessible through a trading platform used by brokers and institutional clients.
Users can reach the contracts through CQG front-end software and application programming interfaces (APIs). Broadridge said brokers and futures commission merchants can use the integration to offer clients trading access and market data. CQG also supports futures, options and equities.
Broadridge tied the expansion to customer demand in the United States and EMEA. The company said access is subject to eligibility and jurisdictional requirements.
Kalshi event contracts are based on whether specified events occur. Kalshi describes market prices as reflecting how likely traders consider an outcome, with a position matching the result valued at $1.
The rollout adds another route alongside brokerage access to Kalshi's shared event-contract market. That brokerage channel runs through Kalshi's exchange and clearinghouse, with Apex serving as a clearing member. Tastytrade was the first firm to offer the contracts through Apex, starting July 27.
Broadridge completed its acquisition of CQG on May 1, 2026. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission designated KalshiEX LLC as a contract market in Nov. 2020.
A separate connection through Broadridge's CQG-NYFIX integration is planned for more than 1,700 buy-side clients. Broadridge did not announce a launch date for that access.
