What is Multi-Assets Mode?
Multi-Assets Mode on Binance Futures allows traders to use multiple assets as collateral. This feature supports USDⓈ-M Futures contracts in both USDT and USDC margined options.
Under Multi-Assets Mode, traders can use a variety of coins as margin assets for USDⓈ-M Futures contracts. Margin is shared across USDT-margined and USDC-margined contracts, allowing profits from one contract to offset losses in another. This setup ensures that the margin balance only reflects the net profit or loss (PnL) between positions in the two markets. All profits and losses generated are always trading pair-denominated assets. For instance, USDT contract profits are in USDT, and USDC contract profits are in USDC.
Note: Multi-Assets Mode operates exclusively in Cross Margin Mode.
The Multi-Assets Mode supports the following assets as margin, with the maximum deposit limit for each margin asset varying based on the user’s VIP level. For more details, please
refer to the Multi-Assets Info page.
Important note:
- Before using assets as collateral in your USDⓈ-M Futures Wallet, you need to transfer them there.
- Keeping BNB in your USDⓈ-M Futures Wallet can reduce trading fees.;
- Assets like BTC, ETH, and BNB used as collateral in the Multi-Assets Mode will receive a 5% value haircut. For example, BNB valued at $1,000 will be considered as $950.
- BNB used as margin in multi-assets will be included in your total BNB holdings calculation.
For more details on the Multi-Assets Mode, please refer to the following articles:
- What Are the Benefits of Trading USDⓈ-Margined Futures in Multi-Assets Mode
- How to Switch between Single-Asset and Multi-Assets Modes
- How Does Auto-Exchange Work in Multi-Assets Mode
- How to Check My Asset Balance in Multi-Assets Mode
- How to Calculate Margin in Multi-Assets Mode
- Binance Multi-Assets Mode API Interface
- Frequently Asked Questions on Multi-Assets Mode