Overview
- The Kalshi feed went live on DoubleZero Edge on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, streaming full order‑book data for sports event contracts and crypto perpetual futures to subscribed firms.
- DoubleZero Edge delivers the data over a dedicated multicast fiber network so every subscriber gets the same sequenced packets at low, predictable latency and DoubleZero does not provide order execution.
- Kalshi will not take its normal share of subscription revenue for the first year and the companies said fees will cover network delivery rather than data licensing while exact subscription prices remain undisclosed.
- The service is aimed at algorithmic and high‑frequency desks that previously had to rebuild Kalshi order books from public APIs, a process that created latency and complexity for automated trading and hedging.
- The launch marks a push to make Kalshi a more institutional venue by pairing CFTC‑regulated markets and significant volumes with exchange‑grade data delivery and plans to add historical Kalshi data in a later release.