Plus500 announced on 28 October that its US futures commission merchant had begun offering Kalshi perpetual futures. The group says the contracts are available through its B2B and B2B2C channels, extending an existing relationship distributing Kalshi prediction-market products. This is a US futures business launch, not a statement about every Plus500 CFD account.
Perpetual futures have no scheduled expiry, removing the need to roll a position solely because a contract matures. Plus500 says it executes, routes, clears and manages risk on its own technology and clears directly as a member of Kalshi Klear. The announcement describes Kalshi’s range as covering cryptocurrencies, commodities and indices.
CEO David Zruia described the product as an extension of the group’s US infrastructure and partner distribution. Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour cited Plus500’s execution, clearing and risk systems as reasons for the partnership. Plus500 plans to add further contracts as they become available; the announcement does not publish a universal margin rate or funding-cost schedule.
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