Fall 2026

Support Ops Intern

Posted on 6/23/2026

Kalshi

Kalshi

201-500 employees

Regulated event-contract trading platform

Compensation Overview

$20 - $25/hr

New York, NY, USA

In Person

On-site in New York City, NY.

Category
Operations & Logistics
Requirements
  • Genuine knowledge of prediction markets - ideally a Kalshi user - and fluency in trading concepts
  • Grit: you're down to grind, you don't need hand-holding, and you take ownership of your queue
  • Big-picture thinking paired with an obsession for small details - you understand why things matter, and you don't let things slip
  • Strong written communication; you can explain complex financial or operational concepts clearly and quickly
  • Good culture fit - low ego, high output, collaborative
Responsibilities
  • Handle Tier 1 and Tier 2 support tickets across Intercom, maintaining first reply times under 10 minutes
  • Keep CSAT and CX scores high through clear, helpful, and accurate responses
  • Synthesize patterns in inbound support volume and relay signal 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 (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

201-500

Company Stage

Series F

Total Funding

$2.5B

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2019

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What believers are saying

  • Sports and politics markets create high-frequency, retail-driven trading volume.[3][4]
  • Institutional integrations from Tradeweb, TT, Haruko, and Elwood expand access.[7]
  • Perpetual futures approval opens a new regulated product category in the U.S.[3]

What critics are saying

  • Nevada and New Jersey litigation could force sports-market restrictions or withdrawals.[4]
  • CFTC can still block or narrow self-certified contracts after launch.[2][5]
  • Sports concentration leaves revenue exposed to the most contested legal segment.[4]

What makes Kalshi unique

  • First federally regulated U.S. exchange for event contracts since 2020.[2][5]
  • Uses binary contracts on specific events, not broad asset proxies.[1][6]
  • Owns CFTC-approved clearing through Kalshi Klear for centralized settlement.[1]

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Headcount

6 month growth

9%

1 year growth

5%

2 year growth

0%
PR Newswire
Apr 9th, 2026
Factory leads $4.7M cultural capital investment in Kalshi alongside athletes and entertainers

Factory Holdings, a family office platform for athletes and entertainers, led a $4.7 million investment into Kalshi's Series E round alongside a16z's Cultural Leadership Fund. The investment united 74 investors including athletes Marshawn Lynch, Diana Taurasi, Breanna Stewart and Connor McDavid. The round valued Kalshi, a prediction markets platform, at approximately $11 billion and included participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia Capital, CapitalG and Charles Schwab. Factory exceeded its original allocation target and closed the investment in roughly 2.5 months. Founded by Keenan Beasley, Factory provides athletes, entertainers and entrepreneurs access to institutional-quality private investments traditionally reserved for legacy family offices. The platform operates across wealth advisory, private investments and business building, aiming to help cultural leaders gain ownership in platforms they help shape.

The Associated Press
Apr 2nd, 2026
Tribal casinos' $44B industry faces threat from unregulated prediction market platforms

At the Indian Gaming Association's annual convention this week, tribal leaders focused heavily on the threat posed by prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi. Chairman David Bean accused these platforms of circumventing gambling regulations, calling them "unlawful gambling dressed up as finance". Tribal gambling generates over $40 billion annually, funding healthcare, housing and education in Native American communities. Four tribal nations have sued Kalshi and Robinhood, claiming they violate federal law and state-tribal compacts. The platforms argue they operate financial markets, not gambling operations. The association announced a defence fund to support legal actions and called on Congress to regulate prediction markets. However, the Trump administration has backed the platforms, which are already facing lawsuits from more than a dozen states.

The Associated Press
Apr 2nd, 2026
Obama campaign manager Stephanie Cutter joins prediction market Kalshi as policy advisor

Kalshi, the world's largest prediction market, has appointed Stephanie Cutter as policy adviser. Cutter is managing partner of Precision Strategies and a veteran Democratic strategist who previously served as campaign manager for President Barack Obama. Founded in 2018, Kalshi operates regulated financial markets on real-world events including elections, economic indicators and sports. The platform has gained significant traction amongst politicians, with figures from Leader Hakeem Jeffries to Mayor Zohran Mamdani referencing "Kalshi odds". Cutter will focus on data-driven storytelling and deepening the company's relationships in Washington and nationwide. At Precision Strategies, she has worked with Fortune 50 companies, news networks and sports leagues, integrating data-driven communications with campaign-style approaches.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 25th, 2026
Kalshi makes $25M in fees from $2B in trades during NCAA tournament's first four days

Kalshi generated over $25 million in fee revenue during the first four days of the NCAA men's basketball tournament, processing more than $2 billion in trades. March 19, the tournament's opening day, was Kalshi's second-biggest day ever with $645.7 million in volume, trailing only the Super Bowl. The platform earned $6.6 million in fees on the first day alone. Over the four-day period, total volume reached $2.34 billion, exceeding Kalshi's fee revenue for the first five months of 2025. Sports betting dominated activity, comprising 90% of volume throughout the tournament. College basketball bets accounted for over half of volume during the first round and approximately 40% in the second round, with parlays making up an additional 13%.

FinTech Global
Mar 23rd, 2026
Kalshi reportedly hits $22bn valuation after $1bn raise

Kalshi, a WealthTech platform that offers a prediction market for investors to trade on outcomes in real-world events, has reportedly raised around $1bn, according to a report from WSJ.  The close of the investment round brings the company’s valuation to $22bn, which WSJ sites with sources familiar to the matter. The deal was led by Coatue […]