Borrow Mode vs. Non-Borrow Mode: Key Differences Explained

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Introduction to Trading Modes

In unified trading, users can select between Non-Borrow Mode and Borrow Mode based on their trading preferences:

Feature Comparison

FeatureNon-Borrow ModeBorrow Mode
Tradable ProductsSpot (no overselling), Perpetual/Delivery/Option (no borrowed-position opening)Spot/Margin (overselling allowed), Perpetual/Delivery/Option (borrowed-position opening)
Auto-Borrow TriggersContract losses causing coin liabilities1. Overselling 2. Insufficient balance for contract opening 3. Contract losses causing liabilities
Auto-RepaymentLiabilities exceeding interest-free quotaLiabilities exceeding borrow limit
Interest RulesNo interest chargedInterest charged only on amounts exceeding interest-free quota

Non-Borrow Mode: Detailed Overview

When active, this mode restricts orders to available balances. Key implications:

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Borrow Mode: In-Depth Analysis

This mode allows advanced strategies with borrowed funds:

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FAQs

Q1: Which mode is safer for beginners?
A1: Non-Borrow Mode minimizes debt risks, making it beginner-friendly.

Q2: How is interest calculated in Borrow Mode?
A2: Interest applies only to debts beyond the interest-free quota, computed on the full debt amount.

Q3: Can I switch modes mid-trade?
A3: No, mode changes apply to new orders only.

Key Takeaways

Always assess risk tolerance before choosing a mode. For advanced guidance, explore our trading resources.