Full-Time

Product Manager

Payments

Updated on 9/3/2026

Kalshi

Kalshi

501-1,000 employees

Regulated event-contract trading platform

Compensation Overview

$170k - $270k/yr

+ Equity

New York, NY, USA

In Person

Category
Product (1)
Required Skills
Product Management
Risk Management
Data Analysis

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Requirements
  • At least 6 years of experience in product management, including significant experience in payments, fintech infrastructure, or regulated financial products.
  • Demonstrated fluency with payment rails, know-your-customer and anti-money-laundering providers, and fraud tooling.
  • Experience with payment flows such as automated clearing house, debit, wire, and stablecoin payments.
  • Experience with identity and risk products, payment performance metrics, chargebacks, transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, and dispute operations.
  • Fluency in crypto and stablecoin infrastructure for payments.
Responsibilities
  • Translate complex payment flows into simple, intuitive money movement user experiences across all payment rails.
  • Define and improve payment performance metrics, including authorization rates, chargebacks, and reliability, through data-driven experimentation.
  • Own provider strategy and relationships across banking partners, card networks, processors, and stablecoin infrastructure.
  • Manage costs across the payment rails stack, including chargebacks, processing fees, foreign exchange, and reserves.
  • Own end-to-end user journeys across identity and risk, including pass rates, deposit rates, false positives, and user drop-offs, and run experiments to improve the funnel.
  • Drive fraud and anti-money-laundering programs in partnership with risk, compliance, and legal, including transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, and dispute operations.

Kalshi runs a US federally regulated exchange that lets traders speculate on whether future events will occur using event contracts. These contracts are approved by the CFTC and enable positions on outcomes like statistics or legislative results. Traders place bets on events via Kalshi’s trading platform, and the company earns revenue from transaction fees on each trade. Kalshi differentiates itself by being the first federally regulated market for event contracts, focusing on a new asset class within the futures ecosystem, and attracting both individual investors and institutional traders. Its goal is to give participants a regulated venue to hedge or speculate on economically significant events, expanding the scope of traditional futures markets.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

Series F

Total Funding

$2.5B

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2019

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Sacra and Bloomberg pegged Kalshi at $22 billion after May 2026 funding.
  • Sacra says annualized revenue reached $4 billion in July 2026.
  • DoubleZero added September 9, 2026 election data, strengthening midterms trading liquidity.

What critics are saying

  • New Jersey asked the Supreme Court on September 2, 2026 to curb Kalshi nationwide.
  • At least four states now restrict Kalshi; adverse rulings can collapse sports revenue.
  • Sports contracts supply over 80% of volume; a licensing defeat would cripple Kalshi.

What makes Kalshi unique

  • Kalshi is the only CFTC-regulated U.S. exchange for event contracts.
  • DoubleZero and Talos give Kalshi institutional-grade data and trading rails.
  • Coinbase integration and ION XTP extend Kalshi distribution into mainstream brokerage workflows.

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6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

4%

2 year growth

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Yahoo Finance
Sep 9th, 2026
Coinbase adopts ION's XTP tech to scale Kalshi prediction markets in real-time

Coinbase is adopting ION's XTP for Event Contracts to strengthen infrastructure for its prediction-market business with partner Kalshi. The technology enables real-time execution and processing, automated operations, and onboarding of tens of thousands of accounts daily. The platform handled high-volume activity during its initial rollout, including Kalshi's first one million trades over Super Bowl weekend. XTP allows futures commission merchants to manage event contracts alongside existing derivatives through a single system. Coinbase and Kalshi began collaborating in December 2025 to support event-contract listings. The partnership provides infrastructure designed to support higher transaction volumes and faster account onboarding as the business expands. The stock carries a buy rating with an average price forecast of $219.11 across 44 analysts.

Yahoo Finance
Aug 12th, 2026
Kalshi builds high-speed data feed on Solana for prediction market trading

Kalshi is building a high-speed data feed for its prediction market using the Solana network. The platform is adding Solana-based DoubleZero's low-latency market data feed to create a Wall Street-style system in digital asset markets, offering split-second advantages when executing trades. The DoubleZero Foundation will provide Kalshi with a machine-readable view of prediction markets for pricing, hedging, and signal generation. DoubleZero Edge sends live exchange and onchain data over dedicated fibre, distributing it simultaneously to all connected traders and investors. Kalshi plans to use the system to provide quick access to market-moving data and macroeconomic releases such as interest rate announcements and inflation reports. The platform will initially place its most actively traded contracts, including crypto perpetual futures, on the new system.

Yahoo Finance
Aug 12th, 2026
Kalshi launches real-time market data feed through DoubleZero Edge

Kalshi has launched a real-time market data feed through DoubleZero Edge, giving trading firms access to the prediction market's live order book data over DoubleZero's fiber network. The subscription service initially covers Kalshi's sports event contracts and crypto perpetual futures, providing both Level 1 data showing best prices and completed trades, and Level 2 data displaying orders across multiple price levels. The feed uses a multicast system delivering formatted, machine-readable data simultaneously to connected traders for pricing, hedging and automated trading. Kalshi will waive its share of subscription fees during the first year, with costs covering only network delivery. DoubleZero CEO Austin Federa said the integration eliminates the need for firms to build their own data infrastructure. "Now it's a subscription: buy access, run one install command, and the data arrives in a format software can consume directly," he told Decrypt.

The Information
Aug 11th, 2026
Kalshi Tops $4 Billion In Annualized Revenue as it Seeks $40 Billion Valuation

World Cup wagers helped double Kalshi’s revenue to a more than $4 billion annualized rate in July, from a pace of over $2 billion two months earlier, a person familiar with the matter said. That growth is set to drive another jump in the prediction market’s valuation. Kalshi is in advanced talks ...

Yahoo Finance
Aug 10th, 2026
DraftKings validates Kalshi's prediction market while trying to capture it, says dual investor

Joel Shulman, founder of ERShares and portfolio manager of the XOVR ETF, says DraftKings is both validating Kalshi's prediction markets business and attempting to capture it. Shulman, who holds stakes in both companies, called the validation "the more important signal". DraftKings recently reported revenue of $1.44 billion, down 5% and missing estimates, though adjusted earnings per share beat expectations. The company disclosed that roughly 600,000 customers have engaged with its predictions product, with annualised volume growing from $2.3 billion in April to $11 billion in July. Shulman noted DraftKings increased sales and marketing spending by 38% to $323 million, whilst average revenue per payer fell 13%. He suggested this indicates a competitive response rather than a temporary shift.