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Kalshi (Prediction Market) - Footnote 35

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Last checked: 4/3/2026

The source does not mention the specific maker-taker fee structure or the exact fee range of 0.07% to 7%. It only states that Kalshi charges transaction fees on expected earnings and that these fees are low and competitive. The claim mentions that the fee structure is designed to incentivize liquidity provision and remain competitive with traditional sportsbook vigorish. The source does not explicitly state that the fee structure is designed to incentivize liquidity provision or that it is intended to remain competitive with traditional sportsbook vigorish.

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partial85%Haiku 4.5 · 4/3/2026
Found: Kalshi generates revenue through transaction fees charged on the expected earnings of contracts. The platform uses a maker-taker fee structure where makers (those posting orders to the book) pay no fe

Note: The source does not mention the specific maker-taker fee structure or the exact fee range of 0.07% to 7%. It only states that Kalshi charges transaction fees on expected earnings and that these fees are low and competitive. The claim mentions that the fee structure is designed to incentivize liquidity provision and remain competitive with traditional sportsbook vigorish. The source does not explicitly state that the fee structure is designed to incentivize liquidity provision or that it is intended to remain competitive with traditional sportsbook vigorish.

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