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How to verify funding rates and exchange fees
Funding rates and fees affect real money, so you should be able to check every number. How to compare each figure on vibgg with the exchange's own data.
Checking a funding rate
Funding rates come from the market data each exchange publishes. Every page shows when its figures were last updated: note that time, then open the same contract on the exchange's funding rate page and compare the rate for the same settlement.
Checking a trading fee
Every VIP level on vibgg was checked against the exchange's official fee page and carries the date it was checked, with a link to that page. If a fee here disagrees with the exchange, the exchange is right; please tell us so we can fix it. Fees →
Checking a cost estimate
Every estimate is simple arithmetic you can repeat. Total cost is trading fees, minus any referral discount, plus funding, plus half the bid-ask spread on market orders. The funding part works like this:
Funding over a holding period = position size × funding rate × number of settlements Number of settlements = days held × 24 ÷ settlement interval in hours
Worked example. A $10,000 position held 30 days on an 8-hour contract crosses 90 settlements. At 0.0100% per settlement that is 10,000 × 0.0001 × 90 = $90. At 10x leverage the margin behind it is $1,000, so the same $90 is 9% of the capital at risk. Every holding cost on the contract pages is this arithmetic and nothing else.
Download the raw data
The live funding data behind each contract page can be downloaded free in JSON format, so you can compare it with the exchange's own data or load it into a spreadsheet.
Download BTC-USDT funding data →
Limits of the estimates
Funding estimates assume today's rate stays the same, which it rarely does, so treat them as today's holding cost rather than a forecast. Spreads are a single recent reading, not an average over time. Exchanges sometimes change fees without notice; the date on each fee row shows when it was last checked.
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