PBR funding rates

PBR funding is +0.0050% per 8h on BingX right now, +5.5% annualized; 5 exchanges quote the perpetual.

Rates by exchange

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ExchangeMarkIndexMark vs indexFundingAPRIntervalNext settlement
BingX25.840025.8200+0.0775%+0.0050%+5.5%8h03:59 PM UTC
Bybit25.870025.9400-0.2699%0.0000%0.0%8h03:59 PM UTC
Gate25.890025.8970-0.0270%0.0000%0.0%8h03:59 PM UTC
LBank25.800025.9400-0.5397%0.0000%0.0%8h03:59 PM UTC
MEXC25.770025.8600-0.3480%0.0000%0.0%8h03:59 PM UTC

Top pairings for PBR

LongShortKindFunding / 24h
Bybit perp 25.8700BingX perp 25.8400perp-perp+0.015%Open in scanner
LBank perp 25.8000BingX perp 25.8400perp-perp+0.015%Open in scanner
MEXC perp 25.7700BingX perp 25.8400perp-perp+0.015%Open in scanner
Gate perp 25.8900BingX perp 25.8400perp-perp+0.015%Open in scanner
LBank spot 26.9100BingX perp 25.8400spot-perp+0.015%Open in scanner

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The table shows every exchange where PBR trades as a perpetual: the rate per settlement, the same rate annualized, the settlement interval and when the next one is. The numbers are the exchanges’ own, read live, not a snapshot from an hour ago.

A positive rate is paid by longs to shorts, a negative one the other way round. The annualized figure assumes the rate stays put for a year, which it never does — it is a way to compare exchanges with different intervals, not a forecast.

The highest and the lowest rate across exchanges are what a funding spread is made of: short where longs pay the most, long where they pay the least, and collect the difference every settlement — minus the cost of entering both legs.

FAQ

What is a funding rate?

A periodic payment between long and short holders of a perpetual that keeps its price near the spot price. Positive: longs pay shorts; negative: shorts pay longs.

How is the annualized rate computed?

The rate per settlement times the number of settlements in a year — 1095 for an 8h interval — in percent. It is a comparison figure, not a forecast.

Why does the rate differ between exchanges?

Each exchange computes its own rate from its own order flow and interval. The differences are what funding arbitrage lives on.

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