Solflare Wallet Integrates Prediction Market, Powered by Kalshi

Solflare Wallet Integrates Prediction Market, Powered by Kalshi

Key Highlights

  • Solana wallet, Solflare, has revealed the integration of prediction markets powered by Kalshi and DFlow
  • This will allow users to speculate on numerous future events without ever leaving their wallets
  • In recent weeks, many crypto-based platforms have announced the integration of prediction markets on their platforms

On December 26, the popular Solana wallet Solflare announced the integration of a new feature directly into its application. It revealed that its wallet users can now trade on real-world events using prediction markets powered by Kalshi. 

Kalshi is a popular prediction market because it is the only prediction exchange regulated by U.S. federal authorities. 

This integration means that Solflare users can now speculate on numerous future events without ever leaving their wallet. These categories include sports, politics, cryptocurrency prices, technology developments, and global economic indicators. The entire process is designed to keep the process easy with no additional fees, powered by bridging technology from DFlow. 

How the New Trading Feature Works on Solflare

The integration will make the process easy. Inside the Solflare wallet interface, users can browse live markets, view current odds, and buy tokenized shares for either a “YES” or “NO” outcome. Users can pay using SOL or various stablecoins. 

Crucially, no separate Kalshi account or identity verification is required for basic access, which impressively lowers the barrier to entry. 

Each trading position is tokenized on the Solana blockchain as an SPL token. This allows users to retain full, non-custodial control of their assets. These tokens can be instantly transferred or potentially used within other decentralized finance applications. When a real-world event concludes, the winners with the right prediction are automatically settled, and funds are paid out.

The trades are not executed in isolation. They pull liquidity directly from Kalshi’s regulated order books via a hybrid system. This connection will ensure competitive pricing and tight spreads for Solflare users. It also means all settlements are compliant with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), which is the regulatory body that regulates prediction markets.

Kalshi Expands Its Offerings with Solana

The integration is part of a bigger plan for Kalshi, which began tokenizing its event contracts on the Solana blockchain earlier in December 2025. Initial partnerships with DFlow, for application programming interface bridging, and the Jupiter aggregator, allowed trading on decentralized exchanges. 

The Solflare integration shows the first major embedding of this functionality directly into a wallet’s main interface, following a similar move by the Phantom wallet earlier in the month. 

For Solflare, which manages more than $20 billion in user assets, adding such a sophisticated tool increases user engagement and retention. For the Solana network, it shows another major real-world use case that can attract impressive trading volume and liquidity. The integration leverages Solana’s ability for high speed and low transaction costs to make frequent event trading practical.

Prediction Market Gains Traction Through Major Crypto Integration

In 2025, many major integrations have pushed this form of event trading firmly into the cryptocurrency mainstream. This surge primarily comes from the aggressive on-chain expansion of Kalshi, which is a platform regulated by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). 

Kalshi’s integration began in early December with the launch of its tokenized event contracts on the Solana blockchain. Through technical partnerships with DFlow and the Jupiter aggregator, Kalshi securely bridged its regulated, traditional liquidity to decentralized infrastructure. 

Apart from this, Phantom wallet has integrated Kalshi-powered trading in mid-December. This is a result of Solflare’s integration, which occurred on December 26. 

These integrations are designed for ease of use. Users can trade directly within their wallet with additional fees, and no separate identity verification is required for basic access. Traders are funded using SOL or various stablecoins.

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Rajpalsinh Parmar
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