Single-currency Margin Introduction

About Single-currency Margin:

In this mode, users only need to transfer assets into the Unified Account, then trade spot, perpetual, and other businesses at the same time. In single-currency cross-margin, all trading products settled with the same currency can share the same total margin, and the generated profits and losses can be offset.

Term	Explained
Equity	Your asset balance plus unrealized profit and loss from all positions in single-currency margin mode. Equity = Balance in the single-currency margin account + PnL in cross-margin positions + Margin balance in isolated positions + PnL in isolated positions + Options market value
Available Capital	The amount of assets in the single-currency account can be used for margin, futures, perpetual swap, and options (short positions) trading with the cross-margin mode. Available capital = Max (0, balance in cross positions + unrealized P&L in cross margin positions - In use amount)
Available balance	The amount of assets that can be used for isolated positions, spots, and options (long positions) trading in a single-currency account. Note: the above is only for order calculation and will not displayed on the website.
In use	The amount of certain crypto used as cross margin in pending orders and positions, the isolated margin in pending orders, and used in trading bots
Unrealized P&L	The sum of the Unrealized P&L of all margin and derivatives positions including cross positions and isolated positions that share the same settlement currency.
Leverage	The leverage of a single currency, leverage = position value/ (balance in cross positions + unrealized P&L in cross margin positions).

Trading Rules

In single-currency margin account, users can choose to trade in cross margin mode or isolated margin mode. In cross margin mode, all trading products settled with the same currency can share the same total margin, and the generated profits and losses can be offset. In isolated margin mode, the risk of each position, as well as the profit and loss, are separated.

1. Trading rules for single-currency cross margin mode

1. When users engage in perpetual contract trading, the available margin in the account for that currency should be greater than or equal to the required margin for the order.

2. When users engage in spot trading as buyers, the available balance for that currency in the account should be greater than or equal to the quantity of the currency required for the order.

*The difference between available balance and available margin is that available balance does not include the profit from full-position mode.

Risk Assessment

The forced liquidation in the single-currency margin mode is determined based on whether the margin ratio reaches 100%. In the single-currency full position mode, the margin ratio is an indicator calculated based on the total equity and maintenance margin of the full position account in a particular currency. Generally, the higher the account equity and the lower the maintenance margin, the lower the risk. In the isolated margin mode, the margin ratio is calculated based on the position margin and maintenance margin.

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