Opening and closing
Count both sides of the position. Calculate against notional value, not just margin.
Calculate entry and exit trading fees separately using the relevant position notional and fee rate. For perpetual contracts, add funding paid or subtract funding received. Apply rebates only to eligible trading fees.
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Use your contract’s actual rates. Starting values are hypothetical examples, not OKX or Binance prices. Enter the signed funding rate shown by the exchange, then choose long or short so the calculator can determine whether you pay or receive.
Simplified linear-contract illustration: assumes unchanged notional, constant funding and rebate eligibility on both trading fees. Actual funding rates, timing and position value can change. Excludes price profit/loss, spread, slippage and liquidation charges. Funding is not rebated in this calculation.
A position with $1,000 of margin and 10× leverage has approximately $10,000 of notional exposure. At a hypothetical 0.05% fee, one side costs $5, not $0.50. Closing the position can incur another fee. This explains costs; it is not a recommendation to use leverage.
At a positive funding rate, long positions pay short positions; a negative rate reverses the direction. OKX describes funding as a payment between position holders. Check the contract’s next settlement time: its interval can change. See OKX’s funding mechanism.
For an unchanged $10,000 position, hypothetical opening and closing fees of 0.05% each total $10. An eligible 20% trading-fee rebate returns $2. One positive 0.01% funding period costs a long position $1, making its estimated net cost $9; a short receives $1, making its estimated net cost $7. These figures exclude price movements and execution costs.
Actual entry, exit and funding values can differ as prices and position sizes change. Review each settlement in your account for a realized total. Coin-margined contracts require their own contract formula; this tool illustrates linear contracts. Binance’s futures fee guide explains its separate charge categories.
Calculate entry and exit trading fees separately using the relevant position notional and fee rate. For perpetual contracts, add funding paid or subtract funding received. Apply rebates only to eligible trading fees.
Count both sides of the position. Calculate against notional value, not just margin.
Keep periodic funding separate from exchange trading fees and rebate estimates.
Include spread and slippage. Leverage can amplify losses and liquidation risk.
A rebate applies to eligible trading fees, not your position value or funding.
Confirm your country, account and product eligibility directly with the exchange. These offers are not promoted to US or European residents.
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Rebates apply to eligible trading fees. Availability depends on your region, account and product.
Copy FUTURESFEES, open the separate existing-user link below, log in to OKX and enter the code. Follow the prompts and check the account-linking confirmation on OKX. Existing referral relationships and regional eligibility can affect whether your account can be linked.
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Download from OKX ↗Check the maker and taker rates for the same futures contract in your Binance account. Enter those rates in the worksheet and keep funding separate. Spot fee discounts are not futures fee rates.
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For the linear contracts covered by this estimator, trading fees use the traded position notional. Inverse and other contract types need their own contract-specific calculations.
Yes. This calculator uses a negative funding cost to mean funding received. It does not mean the position is profitable.
No. Execution type, rate and position value can differ between entry and exit. Check both sides.
Compare the same contract and execution assumptions using your actual account rates. Include funding and execution costs; this tool does not establish a market-wide cheapest exchange.
A trading-fee promotion may exclude funding, spread, slippage or other charges. Read the product and promotion terms, including eligible pairs and expiry.
Do not assume so. Treat funding separately unless the applicable offer explicitly includes it.
Compare the same contract, position size, maker or taker execution and holding period using the rates shown in your own account. This page does not rank every exchange.
On this page, FUTURESFEES is the OKX affiliate referral code associated with the eligible fee-rebate offer. People also call it a rebate code, invitation code or sign-up code. Check the code and benefit on OKX before completing registration.
If you already have an account, use the separate existing-user link in the OKX offer above. Log in and enter FUTURESFEES when prompted. The normal new-account registration link is a different route.
Use the existing-user linking route to check your account. An existing referral relationship may affect eligibility. Follow the result displayed by OKX; entering a code on this website does not change your exchange account.
No. The rebate is a share of eligible trading fees. It is not a percentage of your deposit, account balance or trading profit. Funding and other charges are separate unless the exchange offer explicitly includes them.
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Editorial review: 18 September 2026. Offers checked against our affiliate settings. Confirm current eligibility and terms on the exchange.