Google is expanding Google Finance with real-time prediction market data from Kalshi and Polymarket as part of its latest AI-powered update. The feature will allow users to view live probabilities for upcoming events directly in search results.
Announcement says, that integration will roll out over the next few weeks. Users will be able to type questions such as election outcomes or economic forecasts and see market-implied odds along with how those probabilities have changed over time.
The upgrade is part of a broader enhancement of Google Finance that also introduces Deep Search powered by Gemini models and new live earnings tracking tools.
Prediction markets gain wider exposure
Polymarket, founded in 2020, operates as a decentralized prediction platform on the Polygon blockchain, allowing users to trade event outcomes. Kalshi, launched in 2018, is a CFTC-regulated exchange for event contracts within the U.S. financial system. Both platforms host markets on topics ranging from politics and sports to broader social and economic questions.
The move follows several other major integrations of prediction market platforms this year. Robinhood introduced a prediction market hub through KalshiEX LLC, enabling U.S. users to trade event-based contracts directly inside its app. It is reported that Robinhood has been in talks with the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to explore a similar rollout in England.
In October, MetaMask announced plans to integrate Polymarket, expanding its wallet functionality to include access to event markets. Around the same time, Sam Altman’s World App, part of the Worldcoin ecosystem, began offering Polymarket access to users in supported regions.
Gemini’s strategic entry into regulated prediction markets
Google’s addition of prediction market data represents another example of established financial platforms incorporating real-time blockchain-sourced information into mainstream data products. Adding to the sector’s growing momentum, Gemini is preparing to launch its own regulated prediction marketplace under the name Gemini Titan.
The exchange founded by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss filed with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in May 2025 to operate a designated contract market, a type of derivatives exchange allowing users to trade on real-world outcomes such as elections, sports, or economic indicators.
Polymarket and Kalshi have both reported record activity, while mainstream players like Robinhood, CME Group, and even DraftKings have been exploring or integrating similar models.
Robinhood Prediction Markets just crossed 4 billion event contracts traded all-time, with over 2 billion in Q3 alone. And we’re just getting started. pic.twitter.com/13LxjqWaNt
— Vlad Tenev (@vladtenev) September 29, 2025
The exchange’s proposed structure would bring prediction markets into the same regulatory framework as traditional futures and options. Gemini’s decision to pursue full CFTC licensing reflects an effort to distinguish itself from offshore or informal operators, signaling a push to align event-based trading with broader financial compliance standards. Gemini’s public listing earlier this year raised roughly $433 million, valuing the firm at $4.4 billion, though its shares have since declined about 40%.
Oleksii Shumak
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