Is the Funding Rate Applied to the Full Notional Value of the Position or Only the Margin?

The funding rate is applied to the full notional value of the position, not just the margin. The notional value is the total value of the contract being controlled, which is the position size multiplied by the contract price.

This ensures that the incentive to align the contract price with the spot price is proportional to the size of the exposure.

Explain How a Large Funding Rate Payment Can Itself Trigger a Margin Call
How Is the Funding Rate Calculated If the Funding Interval Is Changed from 8 Hours to 4 Hours?
Why Is the Notional Value Used Instead of the Initial Margin for Some Calculations?
Is the Funding Rate Calculated on the Full Notional Value or the Margin of the Position?
What Is the Calculation Formula for the Funding Payment?
How Does Netting Reduce the Total Credit Exposure in a Portfolio of Derivatives?
How Does Notional Value Differ from the Margin Required to Open the Position?
Is the Funding Rate Calculated Based on the Notional Value or the Margin?

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