Pitt expands Kalshi’s partnership and expands new commodity markets
Pitt Network is expanding its partnership with Kalshi, becoming a source of solutions for the platform's new commodity hub as Kalshi moves into physical market-linked contracts.
The combination uses Paiz price feeds to settle contracts related to gold, silver, Brent crude oil, natural gas, copper, corn, soybeans and wheat, while PeetPro provides live market data to Kalshi market makers.
The deal extends the relationship that began in October 2025, when Kalshi integrated Pyth to distribute regulated event market data on-chain. That early release brought Kalshi feeds to more than 100 blockchains covering categories like politics, macroeconomic policy, sports and cultural events, giving developers access to potential market intelligence from a regulatory space.
Paiz notes that commodity-linked contracts create imbalances in markets that are open around the clock, making it even more important to address ongoing price discovery when many traditional exchange windows close overnight or over the weekend. The partnership will support efforts by retail and institutional participants to expand its reach by adding more liquid products, Kalshi said.
The first commodity integration highlighted by Paiz will focus on eight markets related to metals, energy and agriculture. As Kalshi expands its market coverage, more asset classes will follow, Peet said, noting that the partnership could grow beyond commodities over time.
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