OKX CT perpetual
CT-USDT-SWAP
As of 2026-09-30 23:45 UTC, CT-USDT-SWAP on OKX has a collected rate of -0.2139% over 4h, or -468.55% simple annualised; its collected settlement interval is 4h, with up to 20x leverage.
What does this rate mean for a 10,000 USDT position?
For CT-USDT-SWAP, 10,000 USDT of notional × -0.213949% gives 21.3949 USDT over the quoted 4h rate period: longs receive and shorts pay. This is a constant-rate illustration, not a settled bill or a forecast. Use the actual settlement rate and notional at each settlement; leverage is not multiplied again. Trading fees are separate.
Contract units and calculator input
One CT-USDT-SWAP contract represents 10 CT. Order lot size is expressed in the venue’s original unit. The liquidation calculator expects base-asset quantity; do not enter a contract count without converting units.
Settled history is not currently available for this contract. The latest funding snapshot cannot establish the actual funding cost over the past 30 days.
Contract specification
Quote currency: USDT · Settlement currency: USDT · Settlement interval: 4h. Lot size uses the venue’s original order unit; the calculator takes base-asset quantity.
The same asset elsewhere
| Venue | Contract | Rate period | Annualised |
|---|---|---|---|
| OKX this page | CT-USDT-SWAP | 4h | -468.55% |
| Aster | CTUSDT | 1h | +10.95% |
Common questions
What is the OKX CT funding rate?
The latest collected OKX CT funding rate is -0.2139% per 4h rate period, or -468.55% simple annualised. At this rate shorts pay longs.
How often is funding charged on OKX CT?
The collected settlement interval is 4h, normally 6 times a day. Venues can change it; confirm the next settlement time on the contract page.
What is the maximum leverage on OKX CT?
The collected leverage cap for OKX CT is 20x, with 0 margin tiers shown.
Observation time and verification
This contract’s funding was observed at 2026-09-30 23:45 UTC; an unsettled quote may still change. A dash denotes missing usable data, not zero. OKX official data source · Funding methodology