CARDS Funding Rate on Aster
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As of 2026-10-05 01:13 UTC, the CARDS perpetual on Aster pays 0.0013% per 1h, 0.0100% per 8 hours (10.95% APR), so longs pay shorts. That is the 3rd highest of 3 exchanges shown, against a volume-weighted average of 0.0300% per 8 hours (32.81% APR). Over the last 7 days Aster averaged 0.0144% per 8 hours (15.76% APR).
- Rate per 1h
- 0.0013%
- Same rate per 8h
- 0.0100%
- 7-day average per 8h
- 0.0144%
- Rank
- 3 of 3
CARDS funding on Aster, per 8h
CARDS funding arbitrage with Aster
The widest pairing for Aster is long CARDS on Aster and short on LBank. Fees, slippage and the price basis between venues reduce the net return. Learn what a funding rate is.
CARDS funding on every exchange
- 32.85%APR
- Market
- CARDS/USDT:USDT
- Funding rate
- 0.0300%
- Interval
- 8h
- Next funding
- 2026-10-05 08:00 UTC
- Data
- Delayed 4 min
- 10.95%APR
- Market
- CARDS/USDT:USDT
- Funding rate
- 0.0050%
- Interval
- 4h
- Next funding
- 2026-10-05 04:00 UTC
- Data
- Live
- 10.95%APR
- Market
- CARDS/USDT:USDT
- Funding rate
- 0.0013%
- Interval
- 1h
- Data
- Live
| LBank | CARDS/USDT:USDT | 0.0300% | 8h | 32.85% | 2026-10-05 08:00 UTC | Delayed 4 min |
| Gate | CARDS/USDT:USDT | 0.0050% | 4h | 10.95% | 2026-10-05 04:00 UTC | Live |
| Aster | CARDS/USDT:USDT | 0.0013% | 1h | 10.95% | — | Live |
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the CARDS funding rate on Aster?
- 0.0013% per 1h, or 0.0100% per 8 hours (10.95% APR), so longs pay shorts. The 7-day average is 0.0144% per 8 hours (15.76% APR).
- How often does Aster pay CARDS funding?
- Every hour.
- Is CARDS funding on Aster higher than on other exchanges?
- Aster is the 3rd highest of 3 exchanges shown. The highest is LBank at 0.0300% per 8h (32.85% APR) and the lowest is Aster at 0.0013% per 1h (10.95% APR).
- How do you arbitrage CARDS funding with Aster?
- Long CARDS on Aster and short on LBank for a gross spread of 0.0200% per 8 hours (21.90% APR). Trading fees, slippage and the price basis between the two venues reduce the net return.