Broadridge said on 29 October that Kalshi event contracts are available through CQG trading interfaces and APIs. Brokers and futures commission merchants can use the connection to offer order access and market data alongside CQG’s existing futures and options workflows.[1]
A further connection through CQG–NYFIX is planned. Broadridge says that route would reach a network used by more than 1,700 buy-side clients; the figure describes the network’s potential reach rather than the number already trading Kalshi contracts.[1]
The integration places event-contract positions within CQG’s trading, risk-management and portfolio-monitoring tools. It extends distribution through an existing broker platform rather than requiring users to move to a separate trading screen.[1]
Broadridge cites demand in the United States and EMEA, with access subject to jurisdictional and eligibility requirements. The announcement does not provide a common fee schedule or a firm activation date for NYFIX access.[1]
Sources & further reading
- Broadridge Extends its CQG Multi-Asset Offering with Kalshi Broadridge · 29 Oct 2026 · Accessed 30 Oct 2026