STATSCORE has agreed a three-year partnership with US exchange and prediction platform Kalshi, in a move that will strengthen the latter’s live sports trading products.

The collaboration brings together Kalshi’s financial contracts with STATSCORE’s data experience, covering football, basketball, tennis, ice hockey, baseball, Formula 1 and American football.

George Fotev, VP of Sales at STATSCORE, commented: “Partnering with Kalshi allows us to bring STATSCORE’s data expertise directly to a platform that serves millions of active sports trading participants.

“By integrating real-time statistics and advanced analytics into Kalshi’s platform, we are enabling a level of precision and engagement that redefines how users experience sports trading content.”

Kalshi strengthens market position

Kalshi has already built up recognition as a regulated nationwide exchange in the US, running prediction markets across politics, climate, finance and entertainment. 

It has also been making a splash with sports trading, which will now be elevated through STATSCORE’s live feeds and analytics – though Kalshi’s sports events contracts products have led to some regulatory criticism, particularly from state agencies.

“STATSCORE’s precision and depth in sports data make them a great partner to enhance our platform’s sports products,” added Sara Slane, Head of Corporate Development at Kalshi. 

“Together, we are equipping Kalshi users with the ability to see live updates of in-game activity, which will help enhance the user experience.”

Headquartered in Katowice, Poland, STATSCORE delivers sports data collection, distribution and visualisation across more than 30 sports. Its portfolio includes low-latency data feeds, trackers, widgets, competition hubs and gamification tools.

These products have been widely adopted by sportsbooks, media outlets and sports organisations. In the first half of 2025 alone, STATSCORE’s widgets generated 3.5 billion views, underlining the company’s expanding global footprint.

The company’s partnership with Kalshi may be indicative of European firms’ growing interest in the American prediction markets space, which has been booming over the past year. The deal comes just a couple of weeks after Flutter Entertainment looked to up its game in this space via a deal with CME, a futures and options trading platform.

Driven by philosophy

Executives at STATSCORE emphasise that the firm’s strength lies not just in numbers, but in its approach to partnerships.

“We deliver results others can’t – not because of a bigger budget, but because of how we work together and how we respond to our partners’ true needs,” STATSCORE’s CEO told SBC this week.

“We aim high – but on our own terms. Our goal is to be the most trusted, most innovative, and most collaborative provider for our partners worldwide.”

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