Trade & copy Kalshi from Telegram with Kreo

What is the Kreo Kalshi Telegram bot?

Kreo Kalshi is the Telegram trading layer aimed at Kalshi—the CFTC-regulated exchange for event contracts. The sibling Kreo Polymarket bot covers Polymarket with EVM (0x…) addresses; on this page, assume every address, link, and prompt refers to the Kalshi flow unless the bot explicitly says otherwise. You can open markets, trade manually, run copy trading against leaders, place limit orders, track accounts for alerts, and manage balances from your phone.

Onboarding is built around Telegram commands and menus instead of a desktop terminal. Wallet creation runs inside the bot using Privy together with Gnosis Safe–style smart-contract wallets so funds are not parked in a single plain hot key the way a naive browser setup might be.

Setting up Kreo Kalshi (first run)

1. Open the Kreo Kalshi bot in Telegram using the button at the top of this page (or the floating button).
2. Send /start. The bot walks you through creating the trading wallets you will use for Kalshi.
3. When setup finishes, you will have bot-managed wallets you can fund, label, and select as default for buys and sells.
4. Use the Wallets area from the main menu to generate additional wallets, refresh balances, set which wallet is default, withdraw, or archive a wallet you no longer need.

Depositing and withdrawing funds

Deposits (Kalshi path)

Kalshi trading is USD-centered and regulated; Kreo still routes funding through the wallet UX you see in Telegram. Typical paths look like this (always match what your bot screen shows):

• Follow the bot’s Deposit wizard: From Wallets, choose Deposit, pick the asset and source the Kalshi flow lists, and confirm amount, minimums, and network labels before sending anything.
• Direct sends when shown: If the bot displays a receive address for a specific token and chain, copy it from Wallets only and triple-check token type and network—wrong-chain transfers are usually irreversible.

Minimum deposit sizes depend on the route (the Polymarket Kreo guide cites examples like ~$2 on some Polygon-token paths and higher minimums for certain bridges). Expect Kalshi-specific floors too—read the live fee table inside Telegram rather than assuming parity with Polymarket.

Withdrawals

1. Open Wallets and tap Withdraw.
2. Select the Kreo wallet you want to pull funds from.
3. Pick the destination chain or payout method the Kalshi bot offers. Non-default routes may enforce a minimum bridge size (often on the order of a few dollars in published Kreo docs).
4. Paste a destination address that matches the chain or format you chose.
5. Enter the amount. Kreo typically lets you pick a preset percentage of your balance or type a custom amount.
6. Confirm and wait for settlement; timing depends on network load and the route.

Finding Kalshi markets inside Kreo

• Paste a link: Drop a full Kalshi market URL into the chat when the bot supports deep links.
• Search by name: Type keywords or the event title and pick from the matches.
• Browse: Use Markets, choose a topic, then drill in; or open Search and enter keywords.

Copy trading and auto-trade

Copy trading watches a leader and repeats (or transforms) their activity on your default trading wallet. Auto-trade documentation mirrors the same task model. Typical creation flow:

1. From the home flow, choose Add Task (or the copy-trade entry point after /start).
2. Select which of your Kreo wallets should execute the copies.
3. Provide the leader identifier the Kalshi bot requests (wallet, account ID, or handle—follow the placeholder text in Telegram).
4. Set a minimum buy size (commonly $1 or more depending on bot rules).
5. Start the task, then refine filters in the settings panels if you need tighter guardrails.

Sizing modes

• Fixed buy amount: Spend the same dollar amount on every copied buy regardless of how large the leader traded.
• Exact buy amount: Mirror the leader’s notional as closely as liquidity and your balance allow.
• Percent-based: Buy a fixed percentage of whatever the leader spent (for example 20% of a $50 leader buy → $10).
• Portfolio-weighted: Allocate like the leader across their book—if they put ~10% of portfolio into a market, your copy attempts a similar portfolio share. A ratio multiplier can scale that percentage up or down.
• Max buy / min buy: Hard cap per copied buy, or bump tiny computed sizes up to a floor so dust trades do not fail.

Behavior and direction

• Follow buys and optionally copy sells, buy on sells, or counter-trade (invert direction).
• Copy sides: Restrict to Yes-only, No-only, or both (labels may match Kalshi contract wording).
• One entry per market: Only take the first position in a given market and ignore later adds.
• Price match mode: Treat copies more like limits anchored to the leader’s price; optional buy offset (for example +5%) widens the limit to improve fill rate in fast markets.

Categories, limits, and market quality

You can toggle broad topic filters (health, politics, sports, macro, companies, and similar buckets) so copies only fire when the leader trades markets tagged in allowed categories. Task limits include max total spend for the task, max spend per market (often tracked separately for Yes vs No, sometimes with explicit YES/NO caps), daily caps, and optional partial fill behavior when a budget is almost exhausted. Price range filters use cents (1¢–100¢ implied probability per contract). Slippage caps how far execution may drift from the expected price. Trigger range ignores leader trades below a minimum notional or above a maximum. Time filters can skip markets that resolve too far out or skip expired-but-unresolved markets. Market quality filters can require minimum liquidity or volume.

Risk: stop loss and take profit

During task setup the bot may offer stop loss and take profit rules. In Kreo’s model these usually apply per copied execution (the contracts bought in that copy leg), not necessarily your entire manual position in the market. You can also manage trailing risk from the Positions screen (see below). For noisy leaders, muting Telegram notifications and reviewing fills in the task’s Activity history reduces rate-limit issues.

Limit orders in Kreo Kalshi

Limit orders let you buy or sell only at a chosen price—handy for staged entries, take-profit exits, and stop-style exits expressed as limits.

1. Open the target market inside the bot.
2. Tap Limit Yes or Limit No from the trade panel (or the Kalshi-side equivalent labels).
3. Enter the limit price in cents (the threshold where you want the order to rest).
4. Enter size in dollars allocated to that order.
5. Set expiration using the bot’s formats: 0 for no expiry, 1h or 24h for relative time, or a Unix timestamp for an absolute cutoff.
6. Confirm; when an order triggers you should receive a Telegram confirmation for the fill or status change.
7. Manage working orders from /start → Limit Orders, where you can cancel one order or cancel all resting orders.

Positions (/positions)

The positions hub lists open, closed, and redeemable trades. Each row usually shows market name (often linked out to Kalshi), contract size, average price, amount invested, mark value, PnL, and resolution or expiry context. Useful actions and filters:

• Sell: Opens the sell flow for that line.
• PNL: Generate a PnL summary on a percent or dollar basis.
• SL: Attach or adjust a trailing stop on that position.
• Filters for open / closed / redeem, sort by profit, size, or expiry date, ascending or descending, optional minimum value, and wallet switcher when you run multiple Kreo wallets.
• Refresh pulls the latest marks and balances.

Wallet tracker (alerts only)

Tracking is separate from copy trading: you get notifications when a watched account trades.

1. Open the Track (bell) section from the Kalshi bot.
2. Tap Add Wallet. Enter the identifier the bot expects for Kalshi leaders (address, account ID, or supported username).
3. Optional: use Mass Import to paste many identifiers at once.
4. Give the entry a label so alerts stay readable in chat.
5. Confirm tracking; buys and sells from that account should ping you according to bot rules.

AI Matcher (find wallets to copy)

AI Matcher is a questionnaire that outputs a ranked list of trader wallets that fit your stated preferences. Launch it with /match or the AI Match entry on the homepage. You will typically choose:

• Risk tolerance for copy trading.
• Which market themes you are willing to follow (you can often select all).
• Trading style (how directional or balanced you want leaders to be).
• Typical holding period preference.
• How active leaders should be.
• Priority ranking across several criteria (or an even split if you are undecided).

Results surface as buttons or links you can tap to spin up a copy task. Always reopen sizing, caps, and filters before committing real size—automated suggestions are a starting point, not a mandate.

Settings (/settings)

The settings menu centralizes defaults that apply across manual trading and many automated tasks:

• Buy presets: Default ticket sizes shown on buy panels.
• Sell presets: Default percentage chunks for sells.
• Slippage: Maximum acceptable execution drift versus the quoted price—especially important when copying fast markets.
• Trailing stop loss: A stop that ratchets in your favor as price moves, then exits if price snaps back by your configured width.
• Auto redeem: Automatically claim winning positions when eligible.
• Auto claim alerts: Telegram pings when the bot redeems for you.
• Kalshi TX speed: On the Kalshi bot you can pay extra (for example in SOL) for faster inclusion when congestion spikes—tune this if you care more about speed than cost.

Feature reference at a glance

Quick start checklist

1. Open Kreo Kalshi in Telegram (use the on-page button).
2. Run /start and finish wallet setup.
3. Fund using Deposit from Wallets, following the Kalshi prompts.
4. Pull up a market (search, browse, or paste a Kalshi link).
5. Optional: add a copy task with conservative caps, or place a small limit to test execution.
6. Visit /settings to align slippage, ticket presets, and Kalshi TX speed with how you trade.

Related reading on AI PolyMarket

Cross-reference the Polymarket Kreo guide and broader Telegram copy-trading context:

• Kreo Polymarket bot — full Telegram guide
• Telegram trading bot for Polymarket — overview
• Polymarket copy trading guide