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Kalshi expands into stock-linked futures with four contracts trading

Kalshi received regulatory clearance on November 2 to list more than 50 perpetual futures contracts tied to individual stocks, with Apple, Nvidia, Tesla, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet and JPMorgan Chase among the names covered. Trading began November 3 with four contracts on Costco, McDonald's, Qualcomm and Amgen, with more due to follow, and the contracts are security futures products whose value moves with the underlying share price rather than ownership of the shares.

Clearance covers more than 50 contracts

Kalshi received regulatory clearance on November 2 to list more than 50 perpetual futures contracts linked to individual stocks, according to NextPredict.

The names covered include Apple, Nvidia, Tesla, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet and JPMorgan Chase. The clearance spans a broader set of contracts than the initial trading rollout.

Four contracts launch first

Trading started November 3 with contracts tied to Costco, McDonald's, Qualcomm and Amgen, according to NextPredict. More contracts are due to follow, although the supplied reporting gives no timetable for those additions.

These instruments are security futures products. Their value moves with the underlying share price; holding a contract does not represent ownership of the shares.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Approval and availability are separate milestones: The November 2 clearance covers more than 50 contracts, while the November 3 launch began with four.
  • The product structure matters: These contracts track individual share prices rather than confer stock ownership, a distinction prediction-market readers should retain when assessing Kalshi’s expanded offering.
  • Further listings remain a development to watch: Additional contracts are expected, but the reporting does not specify when each will begin trading.
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