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Google Integrates Polymarket and Kalshi Data Into Search and Finance Tools
- Google is integrating Polymarket and Kalshi prediction data into Search and Google Finance, giving users real-time insights into future event probabilities.
- Polymarket and Kalshi lead the booming prediction market sector, now valued at US$9B (AU$13.86B) and US$5B (AU$7.7B) respectively.
- The integration reflects Google’s broader AI-driven strategy to blend financial search with blockchain-based crowd forecasts.
Google is expanding its finance tools by integrating real-time prediction data from Polymarket and Kalshi into Search and Google Finance, allowing users to explore live probabilities of major global events. The feature, launching first for Google Labs users, enables natural language queries about potential outcomes such as recession risks or election winners, returning up-to-date probabilities and trend charts.
This partnership introduces blockchain-based prediction data into Google’s core products for the first time, blending AI-powered search with decentralised forecasting markets. By doing so, Google aims to give users access to what it calls the “wisdom of the crowds,” letting them compare aggregated market sentiment against traditional analyses.
Polymarket and Kalshi are at the forefront of a rapidly growing sector. Polymarket, buoyed by investment from Intercontinental Exchange, is valued at about US$9 billion (AU$13.86 billion), while Kalshi’s latest US$300 million (AU$462 million) raise placed it at US$5 billion (AU$7.7 billion).
Together, the firms dominate the global prediction landscape, with combined weekly trading volumes recently surpassing US$2 billion (AU$3.08 billion).
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Prediction Markets Enter the Mainstream
The integration follows record engagement levels on both platforms, with Polymarket achieving new highs in monthly activity and preparing to relaunch legally in the United States after securing a derivatives clearing licence.
According to analysts, prediction markets are evolving into broader information ecosystems that extend beyond speculation into sports, politics, business, and culture. For Google, their inclusion represents a strategic effort to enrich financial search with dynamic, crowd-based insights. Broader public access is expected in the coming weeks, expanding first beyond Labs users and later to international markets.
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Rachel Lourdesamy
Rachel is a freelance writer based in Sydney with experience within financial services, marketing, and corporate communications in the APAC region. An avid reader and a graduate of the University of Sydney, she covers topics including business, finance and human interest.
