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Hosted AI agent · Kalshi OpenClaw

Kalshi OpenClaw — the hosted AI trading agent for Kalshi.

Same OpenClaw-style autonomous agent loop the open-source community is building for Kalshi — but hosted, monitored, geo-fenced, and tuned for the Kalshi order book. Plug in your Kalshi API key, set a per-leg cap, and the agent trades 24/7. No Python. No kalshi-cli. No VPS.

Non-custodial — USD stays inside your Kalshi accountBoth YES + NO legs in one batched submissionKelly-capped at 2% / leg

What Kalshi OpenClaw actually does for you

Open-source OpenClaw skills give you the agent runtime. We give you the production agent that already knows how to trade Kalshi — connected, audited, and protected against the failure modes most DIY builds run into in week two.

Autonomous LLM-driven execution
Same agent loop pattern people build on top of OpenClaw — perceive Kalshi market state, score every YES + NO mispricing against your rules, plan a trade, fire both legs. The difference: ours is hosted, monitored, and tuned specifically for Kalshi’s order book.
Bankroll-aware Kelly sizing
Per-trade %, per-day max, per-leader cap, and a hard 2%-of-bankroll-per-leg Kelly cap. The agent refuses to size into a single market beyond the limits you set, and rebalances exposure across categories automatically.
Geo-fenced + audited
The agent enforces Kalshi’s state-by-state restrictions (sports event contracts, certain politics markets) and refuses to send orders if your IP, account residence, or market eligibility check fails. Every decision is logged with an audit trail you can replay.
No Python, no CLI, no infra
Open-source skills like openclaw-kalshi-trading-skill require you to install kalshi-cli, manage Python deps, run a long-lived process, and maintain your own API-key hygiene. We do all of that for you on a per-customer sandbox.

DIY OpenClaw skill vs hosted Kalshi OpenClaw

You can absolutely run an open-source OpenClaw Kalshi skill yourself. Here is exactly what changes when you buy the hosted version instead.

 DIY OpenClaw skillKalshi OpenClaw (hosted)
Setup timeHours to days — install kalshi-cli, Python, OpenClaw, write skill config, host a long-running processFive minutes — paste your Kalshi API key, set caps, done
Hosting & uptimeYou run it. If your VPS crashes overnight, the agent stops tradingHosted on isolated infra with 99.9% uptime SLO and automatic restart
API key securityPlaintext in your config / env vars on a box you maintainSealed against a per-customer KMS key — never logged, never exposed
Geo-fencing & state restrictionsYou enforce them in code, or risk trading restricted marketsBuilt-in. Agent refuses orders that would violate Kalshi rules
Risk controlsWhatever you remember to write into your promptHardcoded Kelly caps, daily turnover limits, kill switch over Telegram
UpdatesYou track Kalshi API changes, MVE parlay edge cases, market type driftWe patch within hours — your agent keeps trading
Audit logWhatever you log to diskFull structured log of every decision shipped to your inbox weekly

How the agent actually trades

  1. Step 01

    Perceive every Kalshi market in real time

    A scanner subscribes to the Kalshi WebSocket fills + book feed for every open contract and normalizes it into a structured market state.

  2. Step 02

    Score against your rules

    The agent loop scores each market for arb edge (YES + NO < $1.00), directional signal strength, category whitelist match, and Kelly-sized exposure available under your daily cap.

  3. Step 03

    Plan + fire both legs atomically

    When a market clears every check, the agent submits both YES and NO orders as a single batched request, reverses the second leg if the first partially fills, and logs the fill.

  4. Step 04

    Report + sleep

    Every fill pings your Telegram. Every decision (taken or skipped) is logged with the reason. Weekly P&L digest in your inbox.

Kalshi OpenClaw · Autonomous AI Agent
$199$79/month

Or $790/year (save 17% — two months free).

Limited time — locked in for life
  • Autonomous AI agent on Kalshi, 24/7, hosted on our infra
  • Both YES + NO legs sent as a single batched submission
  • Bankroll-aware Kelly sizing, hard 2%-per-leg cap
  • Geo-fenced — agent refuses restricted-state trades
  • Telegram pause / kill commands
  • Full structured audit log of every decision shipped weekly
  • Non-custodial — USD balance stays inside your Kalshi account
  • Cancel anytime · 7-day satisfaction guarantee

Pay in crypto (USDC, BTC, SOL, USDT-TRC20). Setup help included.

Kalshi OpenClaw FAQ

Is Kalshi OpenClaw the same as the open-source OpenClaw framework?
No. OpenClaw is a community AI-agent framework, and people build their own Kalshi skills on top of it (see for example openclaw-kalshi-trading-skill on GitHub). Kalshi OpenClaw is our hosted, fully-managed alternative — same agent loop pattern, but tuned for the Kalshi order book, run on our infra, and bundled with risk controls + Telegram pause/kill commands. You don’t install anything.
Why pay for a hosted agent when I can run open-source OpenClaw skills for free?
You absolutely can. The trade-off is the time you spend installing kalshi-cli, writing skill configs, hosting a long-running Python process, rotating API keys, patching against Kalshi API changes, and writing your own Kelly + geo-fencing logic. Most traders we talk to either never finish that build, or finish it and discover their bot stops trading every time their VPS reboots. We sell the boring infra so you can focus on which markets to follow.
How does it connect to my Kalshi account?
You generate a Kalshi API key inside your Kalshi account (Settings → API), then paste it once into the agent dashboard during onboarding. The key never leaves our infrastructure in plaintext — it is sealed against a per-customer KMS key and only decrypted in-memory for each order. You can rotate or revoke the key from Kalshi at any time and the agent stops trading immediately.
What kind of edge does the agent actually trade?
Primarily intra-market YES + NO < $1.00 arbitrage on Kalshi binary contracts — the same edge our Kalshi Arbitrage Bot scans for. The agent also takes single-leg directional positions when a high-confidence model signal aligns with your category whitelist, and exits cleanly into Kalshi expiry. Every position is sized by Kelly with a 2%-per-leg cap.
Will the agent ever place a trade I didn’t approve?
Only inside the rules you set: max position size, max daily turnover, allowed Kalshi market categories (Politics, Sports, Macro, Crypto, etc.), and entry price caps. You can also flip it to alert-only mode, in which case it behaves like our Bot tier — it surfaces every opportunity but does not pull the trigger.
How is this different from your other Kalshi products?
Three KalshiArb products run side-by-side on the same Kalshi account. Kalshi Arbitrage Bot ($39/mo) sends you Telegram + Discord alerts and you execute. Kalshi OpenClaw / Autonomous AI Agent ($79/mo) is the hosted agent that fires both YES + NO legs for you. Kalshi Copy Trading ($29/mo) mirrors the top profitable Kalshi traders for directional edge. Most customers run all three.
Is this safe? I read about ClawHavoc-style malicious skills.
That is exactly the reason a hosted, audited product exists. With self-hosted OpenClaw skills you have to vet every plugin you install — multiple campaigns have shipped fake skills that exfiltrate API keys. Kalshi OpenClaw runs only the agent loop we wrote, in an isolated per-customer sandbox, with no third-party plugin surface and no way for an external skill to read your Kalshi key.

Skip the build. Start the agent.

Five minutes to set up. $79 a month. Cancel anytime.