Prediction-market execution
Market intelligence, controlled execution, and a clear record across prediction markets—in your own Kalshi account.
Your account. Your capital. Defined permissions.
Weather · Politics · Economics
KXHIGHNY · 85°F
*Order value before fees. Illustrative values, not current recommendations or orders. Market availability depends on enabled strategies and account eligibility.
The evidence behind the estimate
Weather, political events, and economic releases call for different evidence. Maestro brings each market’s rules, source information, and uncertainty into a consistent decision process.
Illustrative weather data · not a current forecast or trade recommendation
Connect the contract to forecasts, observations, and the uncertainty that remains.
One contract. A changing probability.Forecasts inform the estimate. The specified settlement source determines the outcome.
Maestro compares probability estimates with resolved outcomes to inform calibration and review.
Illustrative data · not investment performancePrice discipline
Explore why Maestro checks the price you can actually buy, including fees. Adjust the example and see when an entry stops qualifying.
Move the sliders to see when the economics change.
Illustrative $1-payout contract with an assumed fee. Not a live quote or expected return. A losing contract can lose its purchase price and fee.
Try the example
A market thesis alone is not enough. Maestro checks whether the proposed entry still makes sense at the available price.
68¢ entry-price ceiling. The marker applies to entry price before fees. Positive edge still has to pass the signed price ceiling and account checks.
How it works
Review each order yourself or authorize automatic execution within your account policy. Explore either mode below; the price and risk checks stay in place.
The chosen side, maximum price, size, and expiry are attached to the generated trade.
Review or standing consent · IOC order · Fill reconciliation
*Before fees · illustrative values · real-money trading involves riskDisabling automatic entry stops new orders. Positions already held remain in your account.
Defined boundaries
Your next trade is evaluated against the account you actually have: available cash, existing positions, and the policy you authorize.
Fresh prices and fees are checked against the signed price and size limits.
Cash, event concentration, allocation, and daily-loss limits can reduce or block an entry.
Either party can disable automatic entry. Stale or mismatched account records can also stop automation.
The same discipline applies across markets: defined permissions, price checks, and account limits. Loss of principal is possible.
A favorable estimate cannot override the maximum authorized entry price.
Connected records
Follow the original reasoning through permission, exchange response, and final outcome. Keep proposed trades, actual fills, and realized results distinct.
Keep the original reasoning attached to its point in time, even when the market or a later estimate changes.
Launch terms
Entry, ongoing platform maintenance, and performance are separate charges. Review the final terms and eligibility during your private briefing.
A separate initial charge, reviewed with the access and onboarding terms.
The recurring platform charge applies separately from performance.
High-water mark · no profit, no performance fee.
Illustrative launch terms. Final pricing, investor eligibility, risk disclosures, and offering documents govern. The entry and monthly fees apply separately from the performance fee. Exchange fees also affect trade economics. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal.
Built around your account
Maestro is for investors who want a defined process for supported prediction markets. A briefing establishes the available coverage, account requirements, and level of control that fit your needs.
Tell us your goals and whether you prefer human-reviewed or automatic execution.
Review the workflow, supported markets, account controls, costs, and risks.
Access follows eligibility review, account setup, required documents, and agreed permissions.
Before you commit
Understand your account, the workflow, and the costs before deciding whether Maestro fits.
Maestro brings prediction-market research, trade execution, and account oversight into one workflow. It evaluates a market, defines a proposed order’s price and size, checks the applicable limits, and routes eligible orders to human review or authorized automatic execution. Fills, fees, positions, and settlements remain connected in the trade record.
Funds remain in your customer-owned Kalshi account. Maestro uses trading credentials to read account state and submit authorized orders; it does not pool customer capital. Your available cash and existing positions are part of the checks applied before a new order can proceed.
Choose human-reviewed or automatic execution. Manual mode requires you to review and confirm each order. Automatic mode requires both standing customer consent and operator authorization, and every entry still faces price and account checks. Either party can disable new automatic entries. Disabling automation does not close positions already held.
Maestro supports a trading workflow across multiple prediction-market categories, including weather, politics, and economics. Tradable markets depend on enabled strategies, exchange availability, and account eligibility. Your briefing confirms the coverage available to you.
The analysis starts with the contract’s exact question, observation period, and official settlement source. Weather markets use forecasts and station observations; political markets require event-specific evidence and resolution rules; economic markets depend on the defined indicator, reporting period, and release methodology. Estimates can change as evidence develops. The market rules determine settlement.
A promising estimate is only the starting point. A higher entry price or exchange fee can remove the estimated edge. The signed price ceiling, available cash, existing exposure, consent, or account health can also block an entry. Maestro rechecks these conditions before submission and retains the reason when a candidate is rejected.
The record connects the original decision and authorization to the exchange response. You can review whether an order filled, partially filled, or was canceled, along with the actual price, quantity, and fees. Positions are followed through exit or settlement. An order submission alone is not treated as a completed trade or a realized result.
The illustrative launch terms are a $3,000 one-time entry fee, $200 in monthly platform maintenance, and a 10% performance fee on positive realized net profits, subject to a high-water mark. No profit means no performance fee; the entry and monthly fees apply separately. Exchange trading fees also affect trade economics. Final pricing, the performance-fee calculation, and all applicable terms are reviewed in the governing documents before you begin.
No returns are guaranteed. Forecasts can be wrong, trades can lose principal, and risk controls do not eliminate market risk. The website’s calibration chart, workflow illustrations, order example, and pricing calculator are illustrative examples, not a live track record or expected return. Evaluate actual fills, fees, and realized results separately from paper or simulated outcomes.
Send a short introduction through the briefing request form, including your goals and preferred execution mode. Fly Trader reviews your request and arranges a private walkthrough of the workflow, account controls, and terms. Before access is confirmed, the next steps cover eligibility, Kalshi account setup, required documents, and the permissions needed for your chosen mode.
Your next step
A private briefing connects Maestro to the markets you can access, the controls you want, and the terms you need to understand.
Your private briefing