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Plus500 adds Kalshi perpetual futures as 2026 revenue expectations rise

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US product expansion and a higher outlook

Plus500 has introduced Kalshi perpetual futures for its US clients, adding a product development for prediction-market readers to track alongside an upgraded revenue outlook.

The update, published Nov 5, 2026 at 10:24 AM ET, also puts Plus500’s 2026 revenue outlook above the $837.6M analyst consensus.

That benchmark represents analysts’ expectations, not the company’s revised forecast. The supplied material does not specify the new revenue figure or quantify how far it exceeds consensus.

The product launch and outlook revision appear together in the update, but the available information does not establish a causal connection between them. It also provides no details on contract terms, client uptake or expected revenue from the offering.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Product access: The launch makes Kalshi perpetual futures available to Plus500’s US clients; the supplied material does not specify the scope of eligible contracts.
  • Forecast interpretation: The $837.6M figure is the analyst consensus. It should not be treated as Plus500’s new 2026 revenue target.
  • Evidence limits: The announcement alone does not establish how the launch will affect trading activity or revenue.
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