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Funding rates · UMA-USDT

Live UMA-USDT perpetual funding rates on Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget and Gate, converted into what holding the position costs in dollars.

Updated 2026-10-21 01:12 UTC

UMA-USDT

Cost of holding this position

5 exchanges

+$90.00

$10.0k · 30 days · 1x Long

ExchangeBinanceDeep liquidity
of your margin0.90%
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Last 24 settlements

5 exchanges
BinanceDeep liquidity+0.0050%
OKXTrading tools+0.0050%
BybitDerivatives+0.0050%
BitgetCopy trading+0.0050%
GateWide selection+0.0050%

The estimate assumes today's funding rate stays the same for the whole holding period. In practice the rate changes at every settlement.

UMA-USDT · Long

UMA funding rate by exchange

5 exchanges
#Exchange24h volume Funding rateAnnualised Bid-ask spread Cost for a long
1 BinanceDeep liquidity Cheapest $1.1M +0.0050%/4h 10.95% 0.0258% +$90.00
2 OKXTrading tools $252.2k +0.0050%/4h 10.95% 0.0516% +$90.00
3 BybitDerivatives $228.5k +0.0050%/4h 10.95% 0.0258% +$90.00
4 BitgetCopy trading $105.5k +0.0050%/4h 10.95% 0.18% +$90.00
5 GateWide selection $22.0k +0.0050%/4h 10.95% 0.0258% +$90.00
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UMA-USDT

Where holding UMA was cheapest over 90 days

Over the last 90 days a $10,000 long received $95.13 in funding on OKX, the cheapest of 5 exchanges, and paid $141.77 on Bitget, the most expensive: a difference of $236.90.

The ranking runs the other way for shorts: a $10,000 short received $141.77 on Bitget, the best exchange for a short.

OKX was also the cheapest for longs over the last 7 and 30 days, so the ranking has held.

Running total of funding paid by a $10,000 long, day by day, on one scale for every exchange. Above the line the long paid; below it, it received.

OKX -$95.13
Binance -$87.51
Bybit -$7.44
Gate +$79.74
Bitget +$141.77

UMA-USDT

UMA funding rate history: last 90 days

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What a $10,000 long position would have paid (+) or received (−) in funding on each exchange, at the funding rates each exchange published for every settlement. For a short, the signs are reversed.

Exchange Settlements Last 7 days Last 30 days Last 90 days Average, annualised Positive settlements Lowest / highest
OKX 180 /4h +$2.83 -$138.55 -$95.13 -16.86% 77% -0.5332% / +0.0050%
Binance 180 /4h +$12.04 -$114.95 -$87.51 -13.99% 80% -0.5275% / +0.0050%
Gate 180 /4h +$21.00 -$90.23 +$79.74 -10.98% 89% -0.4959% / +0.0050%
Bybit 180 /4h +$21.00 -$70.27 -$7.44 -8.55% 93% -0.7128% / +0.0050%
Bitget 180 /4h +$21.00 -$18.29 +$141.77 -2.23% 91% -0.4270% / +0.0557%

UMA-USDT

UMA funding rate history by day

Each cell adds up every settlement on that exchange during one UTC day. Multiply by your position size for the day's payment: +0.0300% on $10,000 is $3.

Date (UTC) OKXBinanceGateBybitBitget
2026-10-20-0.0094%+0.0269%+0.0300%+0.0300%+0.0300%
2026-10-19-0.0051%+0.0070%+0.0300%+0.0300%+0.0300%
2026-10-18-0.0506%-0.0062%+0.0300%+0.0300%+0.0300%
2026-10-17+0.0098%+0.0280%+0.0300%+0.0300%+0.0300%
2026-10-16+0.0236%+0.0252%+0.0300%+0.0300%+0.0300%
2026-10-15+0.0300%+0.0246%+0.0300%+0.0300%+0.0300%
2026-10-14+0.0300%+0.0116%+0.0300%+0.0300%+0.0300%
2026-10-13-0.0049%-0.0087%+0.0300%+0.0300%+0.0300%
2026-10-12+0.0300%+0.0203%+0.0300%+0.0300%+0.0300%
2026-10-11-0.0259%-0.0445%+0.0300%+0.0019%+0.0156%
2026-10-10+0.0165%-0.0120%+0.0300%+0.0300%+0.0300%
2026-10-09-0.0748%-0.0726%-0.0040%-0.0860%-0.0086%
2026-10-08-0.0332%-0.0213%-0.0275%+0.0283%-0.0363%
2026-10-07-0.2845%-0.2268%-0.2622%-0.1718%-0.2055%

UMA-USDT

UMA funding rate: common questions

Do longs or shorts pay UMA funding right now?

Longs pay shorts on all 5 exchanges, at the same +0.0050% per settlement for UMA everywhere.

On Binance the rate has been positive for 8 settlements in a row, so this is a lasting cost for longs rather than a one-off spike.

Is the UMA funding rate high right now?

Not unusually. At the last settlement on Binance the rate was +0.0050%, close to its typical size of 0.0050% per settlement over the past 30 days.

Is the UMA perpetual trading above or below spot?

It depends on the exchange: the mark price is above the spot index on Bitget and below it on Binance, OKX, Bybit and Gate.

Which exchange was cheapest for holding UMA over the last 90 days?

Over the last 90 days a $10,000 long received $95.13 in funding on OKX, the cheapest of 5 exchanges, and paid $141.77 on Bitget, the most expensive: a difference of $236.90.

The ranking runs the other way for shorts: a $10,000 short received $141.77 on Bitget, the best exchange for a short.

OKX was also the cheapest for longs over the last 7 and 30 days, so the ranking has held.

Which exchange has the most UMA perpetual trading volume?

Binance has the most: 63.5% of the $1.7M in UMA perpetual futures traded across these exchanges in the last 24 hours, followed by OKX with 15.2%.

Open interest adds up to $2.4M on the exchanges that report it, the largest share on Bitget (44.8%).

When is the next UMA funding payment?

Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget and Gate: every 4 hours, next at 2026-10-21 04:00 UTC.

Only positions that are open at the settlement time pay or receive funding.

What was the highest UMA funding rate in the last 30 days?

The highest settled rate was +0.0557% on Bitget (2026-09-27 08:00 UTC); the lowest was -0.7128% on Bybit (2026-10-06 08:00 UTC).

On Binance the rate switched between positive and negative 26 times over the 30 days.

How much has UMA funding cost over the past 30 days?

At the funding rates each exchange published, holding a $10,000 long for the past 30 days would have cost -$138.55 on OKX, the least, and -$18.29 on Bitget, the most.

Over the past 90 days it would have cost -$95.13 on OKX, the least, and $141.77 on Bitget, the most.

A negative amount means the long position was paid funding instead of charged.

Funding rates are reset at every settlement, so these answers describe today's market, not a forecast.

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