Your event contract activity is tracked across your account's transaction history, and your gains and losses are reported on your annual statement.

To view your event contract P&L:

1. Go to Investing
2. Select Realized profit & loss
3. Select Prediction markets from the dropdown

Keep in mind that this view doesn't include fees.

For positions you closed before expiration, your P&L is the difference between your sale proceeds and your purchase cost. For positions held to settlement, your P&L is either $1 per contract (if your outcome was correct) or $0 per contract (if it wasn't), minus your purchase cost.

You can view 1W, 1M, 3M, YTD, and MAX time period contract performance in the P&L section. These figures reflect settled and closed positions within the selected time period. They may not exactly match your broker statement due to the timing of settlements.

To view individual event contract transactions:

1. Go to Account
2. Select History
3. Filter by Event contracts

This view shows all trades, payouts, and fees.

Several factors can cause the P&L that’s shown in the app or on the statement to differ from what you calculated:

• Fees: Robinhood charges $0.01 per contract and exchanges typically charge ~$0.01 per contract. Fees apply to both opening and closing trades.
• Partial fills: Only the filled portion of your order affects your P&L
• Settlement timing: Gains and losses from recently closed or settled contracts may not reflect in your account balance until the next business day
• Sub-penny pricing and rounding: Sub-penny execution prices can produce small differences vs. round-number estimates

Your annual statement is the authoritative record of all costs, proceeds, and net P&L for the year.

You'll receive an event contracts annual statement after the end of each calendar year, typically in late January or early February. The statement includes a detailed view of all event contracts you traded during the year:

• Individual event contract transactions
• Closing dates
• Costs
• Proceeds
• Fees and commissions
• Net profits and losses

To access your annual statement, go to Account, select Reports and statements, then navigate to Annual reports.

The IRS hasn't issued specific guidance on the tax implications of trading event contracts. As a result:

• Event contract trades aren't reported to the IRS by Robinhood
• Robinhood doesn't provide a 1099 for event contract trades
• Taxes related to event contracts are your sole responsibility, including reporting on your personal tax return

Robinhood doesn't provide tax advice. Consult a qualified tax professional for guidance on reporting your trades and understanding the tax treatment or implications.

Robinhood adheres to all applicable tax reporting rules and regulations, which are subject to change. If the IRS issues guidance or specific regulations covering event contract reporting, we'll respond accordingly to ensure compliance.

Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Futures, options on futures, and cleared swaps trading involves significant risk and is not appropriate for everyone. Carefully consider if it's appropriate for you in light of your personal financial circumstances. Displayed prices are based on real-time market sentiment.

Read the Event Contracts Risk Disclosure for more information about the risks associated with event contracts.

Futures, options on futures and cleared swaps trading is offered by Robinhood Derivatives, LLC, a registered futures commission merchant with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and Member of National Futures Association (NFA). Event contracts are offered by Robinhood Derivatives, LLC through either KalshiEX LLC, ForecastEX, LLC or Rothera Exchange and Clearing LLC.