Fall 2026

Support Operations Intern

Kalshi

Kalshi

501-1,000 employees

Regulated event-contract trading platform

Compensation Overview

$20 - $25/hr

New York, NY, USA

In Person

Category
Operations & Logistics (1)

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Requirements
  • Genuine knowledge of prediction markets, ideally as a Kalshi user, and fluency in trading concepts.
  • Strong written communication and the ability to explain complex financial or operational concepts clearly and quickly.
  • Ability to take ownership of a support queue and work independently.
  • Ability to combine big-picture thinking with close attention to detail.
  • Ability to collaborate effectively in a low-ego, high-output environment.
Responsibilities
  • Handle Tier 1 and Tier 2 support tickets across Intercom while maintaining first reply times under 10 minutes.
  • Maintain high customer satisfaction and customer experience scores through clear, helpful, and accurate responses.
  • Synthesize patterns in inbound support volume and relay signals upstream to operations, product, and engineering.
  • Shadow senior team members on more complex tickets and escalate appropriately.
  • Help maintain and improve internal support resources and pinned documentation.
Desired Qualifications
  • Prior experience in customer support, operations, or a fast-paced startup environment.
  • Familiarity with support tooling such as Intercom, Stripe, Plaid, or similar.
  • Currently enrolled in college.

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

  • Kalshi added 3 million World Cup users and $27 billion volume in July 2026.
  • Kalshi raised $1 billion at a $22 billion valuation in May 2026.
  • Midterms Hub launched July 22, 2026, strengthening political forecasting and recurring engagement.

What critics are saying

  • Michigan blocked Kalshi on June 29, 2026, with $120,000 daily fines.
  • Massachusetts justices signaled support for banning Kalshi sports contracts on May 4, 2026.
  • A broad adverse court ruling could kill Kalshi's sports-driven growth engine.

What makes Kalshi unique

  • KalshiEX earned CFTC approval for BTCPERP on May 29, 2026.
  • Talos integrated Kalshi on July 22, 2026, exposing institutions through existing workflows.
  • Kalshi turns real-money predictions into live data products, not just trading venues.

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Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

4%

1 year growth

4%

2 year growth

0%
Fortune
Aug 7th, 2026
Kalshi launches 'Blanket' AI tool to help small businesses hedge risks via prediction markets

An independent financial economist has partnered with prediction-market exchange Kalshi to launch Blanket, an AI tool designed to help small businesses hedge against risks without hiring Wall Street banks. Blanket, created by London-based Lauris Zminsky, routes users to Kalshi's CFTC-regulated prediction markets. The tool suggests specific yes-or-no markets that could offset risks like hurricane season, fuel price spikes, or weather impacts. Zminsky describes Blanket as "a reasoning tool" and "discovery tool" rather than a trading app, with no money moving through it. Once users click through, all execution and compliance occur on Kalshi's platform. Kalshi's Nicolas Hull called small-business hedging a "massive growth segment," noting companies increasingly use the platform to protect against weather anomalies, sports tournaments, and tariff volatility.

Yahoo Finance
Aug 5th, 2026
Kalshi launches regulated perpetual futures exchange, plans commodities expansion

Kalshi, which launched the first regulated perpetual futures exchange in the US, is expanding from crypto into commodities as part of its broader strategy to become an "everything exchange." The company uses prediction markets as a user acquisition tool, aggregating trading information that feeds into conventional products. On Kalshi's Bitcoin perpetuals page, traders can view prediction data showing whether others expect BTC to close higher or lower, creating progression between products. Users arriving to trade price predictions can then use Kalshi's perpetuals product to express similar views with leverage. John Wang, who works across Kalshi's crypto and perpetuals products, says the platform competes on fundamentals like fees, liquidity, and execution. He argues Kalshi's CFTC-regulated status allows it to attract institutional capital and integrate with large brokers, expanding access to liquidity providers that offshore venues may struggle to serve compliantly.

Yahoo Finance
Jul 24th, 2026
Kalshi launches election hub as platform hits $40B in World Cup bets

Kalshi launched a central hub for contracts linked to November's US midterm elections, betting political enthusiasm will match sports betting fervour. The prediction market platform is riding momentum from the World Cup, which attracted 3 million new users and saw $1.2 billion traded on winner-prediction contracts, according to CNBC. The company recently gained US Commodity Futures Trading Commission approval for perpetual futures contracts and began allowing bets on FDA trial outcomes. However, regulators are pushing back. The CFTC proposed rules prohibiting trades on war, terrorism and assassination. Washington, Massachusetts, Michigan and Nevada have won injunctions blocking Kalshi's event contracts, arguing they constitute illegal sportsbooks. Kalshi reports 75% of visitors simply view current odds rather than trade contracts.

PR Newswire
Jul 22nd, 2026
Talos integrates Kalshi's prediction markets into institutional trading infrastructure

Talos, an institutional digital asset infrastructure provider, has integrated with Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated financial exchange, to bring prediction markets and perpetual contracts to institutional trading platforms. The integration allows institutional clients to access Kalshi's event contracts and crypto perpetuals through Talos's existing interface without separate integration. The partnership provides market makers and hedge funds with Talos's algorithmic trading suite, including tools designed to minimise market impact. The platform supports multi-leg execution for spread trading and offers a request-for-quote system for block trading off-exchange. Talos plans to expand its dealer software solution later this year, enabling brokers and trading platforms to offer Kalshi event contracts to their customers. The company also intends to provide a unified market data feed across prediction market venues. Cantor, the global investment bank, advised Talos on developing its institutional prediction markets functionality.

CNBC
Jul 22nd, 2026
Kalshi launches midterms hub as $30M already traded on 2026 election contracts

Kalshi has launched a Midterms Hub allowing users to view prediction market odds for individual US Senate and House of Representatives races on a central map. The platform will also display polling averages, Federal Election Commission fundraising reports, and curated news analysis. According to Kalshi, approximately three quarters of platform visitors come solely to view odds without trading. CEO Tarek Mansour, an MIT graduate and former Citadel trader, said prediction markets "cut through polarisation and show you what the wisdom of the crowds actually believes, backed by real money, not rhetoric." The hub follows Kalshi's May launch of the American Power Index tracking political party performance. Over $30 million has already been traded on contracts for the 2026 House and Senate races.