While the hub will live in the Robinhood app, the “contracts” are being made available by Kalshi, which is technically a federally regulated exchange under the Commodity Futures Trading Commission—but has also drawn ire from that very same agency for allowing people to bet on the outcome of elections.

Robinhood is launching a prediction-markets hub that will allow users to bet on basketball tournaments and coming interest-rate moves from the Federal Reserve. The brokerage is partnering with prediction-market startup Kalshi to offer the event contracts through Robinhood’s app.

Robinhood briefly opened a prediction market service of its own before the election, and then announced a market for the Super Bowl outcome, though it yanked the latter offering after failing to receive requisite clearance from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. It now appears the company has obtained the requisite permissions from the CFTC.