This article explains the mechanism and key features of Cross Margin Mode in Futures Trading.
🔍 What is Cross Margin?
In Cross Margin mode,the balance of the same asset is shared across all positions and used as margin.
💡 Key Features of Cross Margin
Compared to Isolated Margin, Cross Margin has the following characteristics:
✅ Margin is shared across all positions
✅ Losses may be offset by profits from other positions
✅ Enables more efficient use of available funds
✅ May help reduce the likelihood of liquidation in some cases
⚙ How Cross Margin Works
In Cross Margin mode, excess margin is automatically utilized.
📌 Specifically:
・Excess margin may be used to support the maintenance margin of other positions
・Available margin balance can be shared across all positions
・All positions using the same margin asset share a common cross margin balance
⚠️ Important Risk Considerations
Cross Margin may increase overall risk exposure.
🚨 If liquidation occurs:
・The entire margin balance of the asset may be affected
・All open positions associated with that margin asset may be affected
🛡 Best Practices When Using Cross Margin
When using Cross Margin, please monitor the following:
✅ Total margin balance
✅ Open position status
✅ Changes in liquidation price
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Cross Margin Mode – Mechanism and Features
