How to Transfer Available Balance From Futures Account to Spot Account

1. What is the Available Balance for Futures Trading?

The Available Margin for the Futures Trading can be used to transfer, place orders, and increase position margin. Users can manage this portion of funds according to their trading needs.

 

2. How to calculate the Available Balance?

Without enabling Pyramiding Auto-Settlement, the available balance in the Futures Account is equivalent to the available margin.

 

Calculation:

Available Balance = Available Margin - Unsettled Realized Profit

Available Margin = Account Balance = Account Equity - Position Margin - Frozen Margin (In Pending Orders)

Unsettled Realized Profit: Profit generated from closing a position, which can be used as margin but cannot be transferred.

 

3. How to transfer the Available Balance?

Method 1:

(1) Visit CoinEx's official website (https://www.coinex.com), log in to your account, and select [Futures Trading] under [Futures] in the top navigation bar.

 

(2) Go to the “Futures Trading” page, find the Future Asset in the bottom right corner, and click [Transfer] to transfer assets.

 

(3) Click the arrow button to switch the transfer direction, then choose the coin and enter the amount to transfer from the Futures Account to the Spot Account.

 

Method 2:

(1) Visit CoinEx's official website (https://www.coinex.com), log in to your account, and select [Futures] under [Assets] in the top-right corner.

 

(2) Select the coin you need to transfer in the Futures Assets list, and click the [Transfer] button on the right side to transfer.

 

Note: 

1. When funding fees are settled, any remaining Unsettled Realized Profit will be included in the Transferable Balance. At this point, the Transferable Balance equals the Available Margin.

2. Under Cross Margin Mode, all the available margins in the Futures Account will be added to your position automatically and make up for the initial margin when necessary. Before transferring assets, please ensure that there is sufficient margin in your positions to avoid forced liquidation.

 

 

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