Kalshi, a platform for betting on various topics, is instituting a new policy requiring users to disclose their employers when placing bets deemed sensitive due to potential insider trading risks. This decision follows a series of insider trading scandals affecting Kalshi and other prediction markets. The company will implement a 'risk-scoring' system to evaluate bets based on their implications for national security and geopolitical stability. Bets identified as having a heightened risk of insider trading will necessitate employer verification from users. This initiative was prompted by recommendations from an audit committee dedicated to enhancing market integrity. Kalshi, under CEO Tarek Mansour, has faced significant scrutiny, particularly after allegations of insider trading led to calls for legislative restrictions on betting activities. The Department of Justice has also launched investigations into specific incidents, including one involving former Congressman George Santos, who allegedly used the platform to bet on his own political appearances. This move marks a significant step in addressing concerns about market manipulation and ensuring fair trading practices.