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Moomoo, the retail trading platform backed by Futu Holdings, announced a partnership with Kalshi on June 4, 2026, to bring CFTC-regulated event contracts directly into its app. Users can now trade on outcomes ranging from Federal Reserve interest rate decisions to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Kalshi has already inked similar deals with Robinhood, Webull, and Coinbase, turning what was once an academic concept into something closer to a standard feature on trading apps.
What Moomoo users are getting
The event contracts available through the partnership cover macroeconomic data releases like inflation prints, political events including elections, and sports outcomes like World Cup matches.
All of these contracts are regulated by the CFTC, carrying the same regulatory framework as commodity futures. Kalshi operates as a designated contract market registered with the CFTC, making it the primary regulated venue in the US for this type of trading.
Moomoo secured regulatory approval for offering these contracts on May 28, 2026, just days before the partnership was publicly announced.
A pattern emerging across brokerages
Robinhood, Webull, and Coinbase have all pursued partnerships with Kalshi, creating a landscape where event contract trading is rapidly becoming table stakes for any platform competing for retail attention.
Kalshi itself has grown significantly, reaching an approximate $11 billion valuation during the 2025-2026 period. The platform has also branched into crypto-adjacent products, including perpetual futures and crypto-linked event contracts.
Moomoo’s broader strategy
Moomoo rolled out significant enhancements to its crypto trading services in May 2026, supporting over 50 digital assets with $0 commissions and a 0.49% transaction fee. The platform also introduced direct on-chain transfers to external Web3 wallets.
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