US-regulated prediction market platform Kalshi is bringing Prediction Markets to Brazilian investors through a partnership with XP Inc, one of the largest independent financial institutions in Brazil.
Marking Kalshi’s first strategic partnership with a financial institution outside the United States, the deal positions XP to become the first to introduce a new asset class in Brazil, joining equities, ETFs, bonds, and derivatives already available on XP’s international platform.
XP Inc currently serves more than 4.7 million active clients and manages R$1.8 trillion in assets through brands such as XP, Rico, Clear, XP Educação and InfoMone.
Under the partnership, Clear clients who hold an international investment account with XP International will gain access to Prediction Markets, allowing investors to take positions on the outcomes of real-world events like economic and financial indicators.
“XP has always aimed to expand access to new ways of investing,” said Lucas Rabechini, director of financial products at XP Inc. “Prediction markets introduce a new asset class to the Brazilian market, offering investors one more tool for scenario analysis, positioning, and portfolio protection. We believe this market has high potential to broaden and complement the current investment landscape.
“We are bringing this instrument to help our clients invest better, with more alternatives for exposure to relevant economic events. Just as we democratized access to the stock exchange in the past, we are now taking another step by introducing a market model already used in advanced economies, always with responsibility, education, and governance.”
Luana Lopes Lara, co-founder and chief operating officer of Kalshi and Gaming Intelligence Hot 50 of 2026 honouree, added: “As a Brazilian, I couldn’t be more excited for XP to be Kalshi’s first brokerage partner outside the US.
“XP is one of Brazil’s largest financial institutions; expanding prediction markets to Brazil is an important step in providing more people around the world with access to fair, safe, and regulated markets.”