Plus500 US Prediction Markets with Event-Based Contracts Launch

Plus500 has announced its entry into the US retail prediction markets segment with the launch of event-based contracts on its US B2C trading platform.

The new offering is available through Plus500’s US platform, Plus500 Futures, and allows retail customers to trade regulated prediction markets linked to a range of real-world events. These include economic indicators, financial and market-related events, geopolitical developments, and other clearly defined outcomes.

The launch represents a new business line for Plus500 in the US, positioning the Group within a segment that has been gaining attention as traders seek alternative ways to express views on macroeconomic and event-driven scenarios. Prediction markets enable participants to trade contracts based on the likelihood of specific events occurring, with prices reflecting collective market expectations.

Plus500 US Prediction Markets with Event-Based Contracts Launch

Plus500’s prediction markets offering is in partnership with Kalshi, a US-regulated exchange for event-based contracts. Trades trade through Plus500 Futures are by the Group using its full clearing membership with Kalshi Klear LLC. This structure allows Plus500 to maintain control over the clearing process while offering access to Kalshi-listed contracts to its US customer base.

The Group’s move into prediction markets builds on earlier steps taken in this space. In December 2025, Plus500 announced its first involvement in event-based contracts after being appointed as the clearing partner for CME Group and FanDuel’s joint initiative, FanDuel Prediction Markets. That platform focuses on offering event-based contracts to a broader audience through FanDuel’s brand and distribution network.

Moreover, by extending prediction markets access directly to retail traders via its own US B2C platform, Plus500 is broadening the scope of products available alongside its existing futures offering. The company has stated that the expansion aligns with its wider strategy of adding new instruments and market access within regulated frameworks.

Also, Plus500 continues to operate across multiple jurisdictions, offering trading services in CFDs, futures, and now event-based contracts, subject to local regulatory requirements. The Group noted that prediction markets on Plus500 Futures are available only to eligible US customers and are available under applicable US regulations.

The launch marks another step in Plus500’s ongoing expansion of its US operations, following increased focus on exchange-traded and regulated products in recent years.

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