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Differences Between Margin Modes in Unified Accounts

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Differences Between Account Modes


Classic Spot Mode Single-Currency Margin Mode Multi-Currency Margin Mode Portfolio Margin Mode
Target Users General Traders General Traders Professional Traders Advanced Hedging Traders
Scope of Services - Spot - Spot
- USDT-M Perpetual Futures
- Options
- Spot
- Cross Margin
- USDT-M Perpetual Futures
- Options
- Spot
- Cross Margin
- USDT-M Perpetual Futures
(8 Markets)
- Options
(8 Markets)
Support Using
Simple Earn Funds as
Margin
No Yes

Yes Yes
Support Spot
Hedging
No No No Yes
Requirements None None Total Account Asset Value
≥ 500 USD
Total Account Asset Value
≥ 10,000 USD
Risk Control Rules Positions and risks across
different businesses are independent.
Profit and loss in one account
does not affect other accounts, and unrealized PnL
across different
businesses cannot offset each other.
USDT assets are isolated from other currencies.
In liquidation, only
USDT margin
assets will be lost.
Positions
across multiple businesses may offset each other's PnL. During liquidation,
all margin assets in the account may be lost.
Positions
across multiple businesses may offset each other's PnL. During liquidation,
all margin assets in the account
may be lost

Futures Mode USDT-M Perpetual Futures
Support Cross/Isolated Margin
USDT-M Perpetual Futures
Support Cross/Isolated Margin
USDT-M Perpetual Futures
Support Cross/Isolated Margin
USDT-M Perpetual Futures
Support Cross Margin Only
Contract Positions
Mode
One-Way Mode
Hedge Mode
One-Way Mode
Hedge Mode
One-Way Mode
Hedge Mode
One-Way Mode Only
Borrowing Scope Borrowing Not Supported Borrowing Not Supported Manual Borrowing
Auto Borrowing
Manual Borrowing
Auto Borrowing
Margin
Details
—— - USDT assets
serve as margin
for futures and options
- Unrealized futures profits and USDT flexible Simple Earn
funds can be used to open positions
- Multi-currency assets
converted to USD value serve as margin
for
Cross Margin, futures
, and options- Unrealized futures profits and flexible Simple Earn funds can be used to open positions
- Multi-currency assets
converted to USD value serve as margin
for
Cross Margin,
futures, and options
- Unrealized futures profits and flexible Simple Earn
funds can be used to open positions
- All positions under the same underlying asset
are grouped into
one risk unit, and margin
is calculated after full risk
offset within
each unit

Differences in Margin and Risk Control Rules Across Modes

1. Single-Currency Margin Mode

Single-Currency Margin Mode – Margin Requirements and Risk Control Rules | Gate.com

2. Multi-Currency Margin Mode

Multi-Currency Margin Mode – Asset Concepts and Margin Explanation | Gate.com

Multi-Currency Margin Mode – Risk Control Mechanism | Gate.com

3. Portfolio Margin Mode

Portfolio Margin Mode – Margin and Risk Control Rules | Gate.com

Functional Differences Across Modes

1. Classic Spot Mode

Classic Spot Mode functions the same as before the upgrade. The asset page and trading page display asset balances under each business line, and the assets shown in the Unified Account correspond to the original Spot balances.

Classic Spot Mode Classic Spot Mode – Trading Page

2. Single-Currency Margin Mode

At the Unified Account level, key fields include IMR, MMR, and Margin Balance. Since only USDT is accepted as margin in this mode, IMR represents the initial margin ratio for USDT, MMR represents the maintenance margin ratio for USDT, and the margin balance also reflects USDT margin. Liquidation affects only USDT assets. Single-Currency Margin Mode supports enabling Simple Earn funds as margin. When enabled, USDT assets in Simple Earn flexible investment are included in the Unified Account margin, helping reduce liquidation risk caused by derivatives market volatility.

Single-Currency Margin Mode Single-Currency Margin Mode – Trading Page

3. Multi-Currency Margin Mode

Multi-Currency Margin Mode supports converting multiple assets into USD value as margin. IMR becomes the total initial margin ratio, MMR becomes the total maintenance margin ratio, and the margin balance reflects the total margin value. Liquidation may involve clearing all assets used as margin across multiple currencies. This mode supports enabling Simple Earn funds as margin. When enabled, all eligible Simple Earn flexible assets are automatically included in the Unified Account margin, further reducing liquidation risks caused by market fluctuations. Multi-Currency Margin Mode also supports customizing which assets are used as margin. If you do not want all currency assets to serve as margin, you may freely select specific currencies for inclusion. This mode includes Cross Margin and supports both manual and automatic borrowing/repayment. Liabilities can be viewed on both the asset page and the trading page.

Multi-Currency Margin Mode Multi-Currency Margin Mode – Trading Page Customizing Assets Used as Margin

4. Portfolio Margin Mode

Portfolio Margin Mode also supports converting multiple assets into USD value as margin. Liquidation may involve clearing all assets used as margin across all currencies. Like Multi-Currency Margin Mode, Simple Earn funds can also be used as margin. When enabled, all applicable Simple Earn flexible assets are included in the Unified Account margin, further reducing the risk of liquidation during market volatility. Portfolio Margin Mode supports Spot Hedging. When Spot Hedging is enabled, coin equity participates in the risk unit hedging mechanism, helping offset risks across correlated positions. This mode includes Cross Margin and supports both manual and automatic borrowing/repayment. Liabilities can be viewed on both the asset page and the trading page.

Portfolio Margin Mode Portfolio Margin Mode – Trading Page

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