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Webull plans November US perpetual-futures rollout through Kalshi

Initial access is intended for eligible futures customers, with broader availability targeted before year-end. KalshiEX would provide the venue and Kalshi Klear the clearing route.

Webull plans to begin offering perpetual futures to eligible US customers in November 2026, with broader availability targeted before the end of the year. Its 20 October announcement identifies KalshiEX as the trading venue and Kalshi Klear as the clearing organisation, with access through Webull’s futures business.[1]

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The planned access and infrastructure

The planned access and infrastructure
ComponentAnnounced role or condition
Customer accessEligible US clients approved for futures trading; phased rollout
Broker interfaceWebull’s existing futures offering
Execution venueKalshiEX, a CFTC-designated contract market
ClearingKalshi Klear, listed as registered in the CFTC’s DCO directory
Initial exposureBitcoin and other cryptocurrency contracts
Later productsSubject to applicable regulatory review and exchange listing

The CFTC directory independently confirms Kalshi Klear’s derivatives-clearing registration and its permission to clear futures, options on futures and swaps. That registration establishes the clearing entity’s status; it does not by itself confirm Webull customer access to a particular new contract.[2]

Holding a perpetual contract involves more than entry and exit prices

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Mechanics described by Webull

Mechanics described by Webull
FeaturePractical consequence
No routine expiry rolloverThe exposure is designed to continue without the usual periodic futures rollover.
Periodic fundingPayments can affect the cost of maintaining a position and help align contract and underlying prices.
Maintenance marginAn open position must continue to meet the applicable collateral requirement.
Automatic liquidationA position can be closed when margin requirements are not met.

The published launch window remains prospective as of 26 October. Actual access will depend on the contract listing, Webull’s account approval and the customer-facing specifications released for the rollout. A plan for additional asset classes should not be read as a present entitlement to trade them.[1]

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Sources & further reading

  1. Registered derivatives clearing organisations Commodity Futures Trading Commission · Accessed 26 Oct 2026

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