Cryptocurrency Funding Rates by Exchange
Current perpetual futures funding rates: compare exchanges and contracts for any coin, payout history, and market extremes.
Oldest exchange survey in median: 2026-10-18 22:07 UTCOldest bid time according to exchange data: 2026-10-18 22:09 UTCThe summary is calculated: 2026-10-18 22:11 UTC.
Comparison of rates across exchanges and contracts
Selected coin: BTCClick on a line to see the payment history for this contract.
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The price is shown in the contract's quote currency, without any conversion. Rows marked as outdated are not included in the median or screeners.
Extreme funding rates right now
50 contracts with the largest rate deviation from zero, calculated over an 8-hour period. Only the latest data, updated every 30 seconds.
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What is a funding rate and how to read it?
Funding rate — a periodic payment between longs and shorts on perpetual futures. The exchange uses it to keep the perp price within the spot price. If the rate is above zero, longs pay shorts. If it's below zero, shorts pay longs.
The payment is equal to the position size multiplied by the rate at the time of payout. A $100,000 position with a rate of +0.01% pays out $10 per payout. With a rate of +0.2%, it's $200 per payout, and if payouts are made hourly instead of every eight hours, the daily amount increases eightfold. Therefore, we always display the rate along with its interval.
High positive funding persists when the market is overloaded with leveraged longs. It doesn't predict a reversal on its own, but it does indicate how much it costs to hold a position and where leverage has accumulated.
How to read the numbers on this page
Rate per interval
The next payout rate as provided by the exchange, along with the contract's payout period: 1, 2, 4, or 8 hours. The exchange may recalculate this rate before the payout.
8h equivalent and APR
The 8-hour equivalent aligns contracts with different intervals to the same scale. The APR is the annualized payout if the rate remains unchanged. This is a projection, not a promised return: rates change every few hours.
Median and distribution
For each coin, we take the median 8-hour equivalent of its recent linear contracts in dollar-denominated stablecoins. The market median is calculated based on the 20 coins with the highest open interest. The distribution shows the share of coins, not the share of long or short positions.
Freshness and history
If the rate hasn't been updated for more than 15 minutes or the next payout time has passed, the contract is marked as expired and isn't included in the screeners. Each entry in the payout history indicates its source: from the exchange history, from the pre-payout rate, or no source recorded. The average of recent payouts in the screeners is calculated only based on the exchange history; other entries are not included. If the exchange publishes not the next payout rate, but the last paid rate, the trailing rate, the continuously accrued rate, or the monetary amount from which we calculate the rate, the contract is shown compared to the mark but is not included in the median, screeners, or calculator.
Data Methodology
Funding rates are collected by their own scrapers TRdesk Directly from derivatives exchanges and stored in our database. The page and screeners read only this database; third-party aggregators are not used.
The BTC, ETH, and SOL cards show specific BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, and SOLUSDT contracts on Binance USDⓈ-M. See the comparison table for rates on other exchanges and contracts.
Related indicators and screeners
Funding rate on the chart
IN SuperChart There are two indicators. The funding rate indicator shows the rate of a contract whose chart is open, as a percentage: either calculated per 8 hours or per payout interval, depending on your preference. The aggregated funding rate indicator aggregates exchanges into a single line: rates are calculated per 8 hours and weighted by each platform's open interest, while hidden lines show the exchanges' maximum and minimum values.