A secured overdraft lets you trade beyond your available balance. The exchange provides borrowed funds against collateral starting at 5% of the position value, paid in RUB or USDT.
Secured overdrafts are available for spot trading only. Collateral is provided in RUB or USDT; overdrafts are not available for futures.
An overdraft increases an order's size using funds borrowed from the exchange. You provide collateral starting at 5% of the transaction amount, and the exchange provides the remainder. The borrowed amount and accrued interest must then be repaid.
Typical use scenarios: fixing a favorable USDT/RUB exchange rate while the main capital is occupied, hedging currency risk, gold arbitrage during a temporary liquidity gap.
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Minimum collateral | 5% of the position amount (in RUB or USDT) |
| Maximum leverage | x20 |
| Standard Credit Line Limit | 5,000,000 RUB / 50,000 USDT |
| Interest-free period | 36 hours after taking overdraft |
Interest accrues daily at 14:00 Moscow time on overdrafts whose interest-free period has expired. Repayments cover accrued interest first and then principal, starting with the oldest debt.
If an order with an overdraft is not executed, the overdraft is considered taken. You can place the order again with new parameters or immediately repay the debt through the “Assets → Overdraft” section.
The exchange controls two indicators: Initial Margin (IMR) and Maintenance Margin (MMR). When the MMR reaches 100%, the position is forced to be liquidated.
As liquidation approaches, you receive a Margin Call by email and, if linked, Telegram. You can add collateral to reduce effective leverage and move the liquidation threshold farther away.
The exchange's insurance fund ensures that even if liquidation occurs at an unfavorable price, you will not owe more than the collateral provided.