According to CoinMeta, Kalshi has announced a partnership with compliance technology provider Comply aimed at helping financial companies monitor employees' activities in the predictive market. This move comes as the company is facing a $36 billion lawsuit in New York. As reported by CNBC, this collaboration will integrate Kalshi's trading data into Comply's compliance software, allowing financial companies to track whether employees are involved in trading events and determine whether these positions comply with internal policies. The monitoring tool is designed to help employers identify suspicious activities, including transactions that may involve significant non-public information. Kalshi also plans to use this system for monitoring after the launch of its future perpetual contract products. This move may address the main concerns of banks, asset management companies, and other regulated financial institutions when considering participation in the predictive market.