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Phantom adds in-wallet Kalshi trading with CASH funding and state limits

Phantom users can discover and trade Kalshi event contracts inside the wallet, complete Kalshi KYC, and receive winnings back into Phantom Cash accounts. I3investor notes Phantom quoted 0.02 dollars per contract plus a small network fee, with state restrictions applied in Michigan, Nevada and Washington.

Phantom users in the United States can now find and trade Kalshi event contracts within their wallet, according to I3investor. Trades are funded in CASH stablecoins.

Trading and payouts inside Phantom

The integration lets users complete Kalshi’s know-your-customer (KYC) process within Phantom, I3investor notes. It brings contract discovery, identity verification and trading into the wallet interface.

Winnings return to users’ Phantom Cash accounts, according to the outlet. That makes the wallet both the entry point for trading and the destination for payouts.

Fees and geographic restrictions

I3investor says Phantom quoted a charge of 0.02 dollars per contract, plus a small network fee. The per-contract charge therefore does not represent the full transaction cost.

State restrictions apply in Michigan, Nevada and Washington, according to I3investor. The summary does not specify the scope of those restrictions or the size of the network fee.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Distribution: The integration gives Phantom users access to Kalshi contract discovery and trading without moving to a separate trading interface.
  • Participation requirements: Wallet access does not remove Kalshi KYC requirements, and state restrictions remain relevant to availability.
  • Trading costs and settlement: Users fund trades with CASH stablecoins and receive winnings in Phantom Cash accounts; the quoted 0.02 dollars per contract comes with an additional network fee.
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