How Are Bonuses Deducted?

Example 1: Trading Loss

Assume User has 100 USDT in personal funds and 100 USDT in bonus funds (total 200 USDT).

User opens a position using the full 200 USDT and incurs a 100 USDT loss upon liquidation.
The loss is allocated proportionally based on the ratio of personal funds and bonus funds used in the position.

Since the ratio is 1:1 (100 personal : 100 bonus), the loss is distributed equally:
- Personal funds: -50 USDT
- Bonus funds: -50 USDT
Final account balance:
- Personal funds: 50 USDT
- Bonus funds: 50 USDT
The actual amount may differ from the amount displayed on the page, and transaction fees may apply.

Assume User has 100 USDT in personal funds and 100 USDT in bonus funds (total 200 USDT).

User opens a position using the full 200 USDT and incurs:
- 10 USDT in trading fees
- 30 USDT in trading losses
- Total cost: 40 USDT
Trading fees are deducted exclusively from personal funds, while trading losses are allocated proportionally based on the ratio of personal and bonus funds used in the position.

Since the ratio is 1:1 (100 personal : 100 bonus), the loss is distributed equally:
- Trading Fees Deduction: 10 USDT (deducted entirely from personal funds)
- Trading Loss Deduction:
  - Personal funds: 30 ÷ 2 = 15 USDT
  - Bonus funds: 30 ÷ 2 = 15 USDT
Final account balance:
- Personal funds: 100 − 10 (fees) − 15 (loss) = 75 USDT
- Bonus funds: 100 − 15 (loss) = 85 USDT
The actual deducted amount may vary slightly due to rounding rules. The amount displayed on the platform shall prevail, and transaction fees may apply.