US500 Funding Rate on OKX
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As of 2026-10-05 06:34 UTC, the US500 perpetual on OKX pays 0.0000% per 8h, 0.0000% per 8 hours (0.00% APR), so neither side pays. That is the 2nd highest of 3 exchanges shown, against a volume-weighted average of 0.0032% per 8 hours (3.46% APR). Over the last 7 days OKX averaged 0.0000% per 8 hours (0.00% APR). The next funding is at 2026-10-05 08:00 UTC.
- Rate per 8h
- 0.0000%
- 7-day average per 8h
- 0.0000%
- Next funding
- 2026-10-05 08:00 UTC
- Rank
- 2 of 3
US500 funding on OKX, per 8h
US500 funding arbitrage with OKX
The widest pairing for OKX is long US500 on OKX and short on Lighter. Fees, slippage and the price basis between venues reduce the net return. Learn what a funding rate is.
US500 funding on every exchange
- 3.50%APR
- Market
- US500/USDC:USDC
- Funding rate
- 0.0032%
- Interval
- 8h
- Data
- Live
- 0.00%APR
- Market
- US500/USDT:USDT
- Funding rate
- 0.0000%
- Interval
- 8h
- Next funding
- 2026-10-05 08:00 UTC
- Data
- Live
- -2.32%APR
- Market
- US500/USD:USDC
- Funding rate
- -0.0021%
- Interval
- 8h
- Data
- Live
| Lighter | US500/USDC:USDC | 0.0032% | 8h | 3.50% | — | Live |
| OKX | US500/USDT:USDT | 0.0000% | 8h | 0.00% | 2026-10-05 08:00 UTC | Live |
| Paradex | US500/USD:USDC | -0.0021% | 8h | -2.32% | — | Live |
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the US500 funding rate on OKX?
- 0.0000% per 8h, or 0.0000% per 8 hours (0.00% APR), so neither side pays. The 7-day average is 0.0000% per 8 hours (0.00% APR).
- How often does OKX pay US500 funding?
- Every 8 hours. The next payment is at 2026-10-05 08:00 UTC.
- Is US500 funding on OKX higher than on other exchanges?
- OKX is the 2nd highest of 3 exchanges shown. The highest is Lighter at 0.0032% per 8h (3.50% APR) and the lowest is Paradex at -0.0021% per 8h (-2.32% APR).
- How do you arbitrage US500 funding with OKX?
- Long US500 on OKX and short on Lighter for a gross spread of 0.0032% per 8 hours (3.50% APR). Trading fees, slippage and the price basis between the two venues reduce the net return.