1. What is Copy With 0 Slippage
2. Copy Trading Types Supported by 0 Slippage
Copy Trading Type |
Mode |
Supported |
List of Trading Pairs Supporting 0 Slippage |
USDⓢ-M Perpetual Futures |
Fixed amount |
Yes |
https://bingx.com/support/articles/15836452028687 |
Fixed ratio |
Yes |
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Coin-M Perpetual Futures |
Fixed amount |
Yes |
Currently only BTCUSD is supported |
* Note: Standard Futures Copy Trading enjoys zero slippage by default, meaning there is no price difference between traders' and copiers' orders. As a result, this feature is not displayed in the copy settings.
3. How to Enable Copy With 0 Slippage
New Copy Trading: Enable "0 Slippage" in "More Settings" (disabled by default).
Existing Copy Trading relationships: Go to "My data" → "USDⓢ-M / Coin-M" → "Edit Order" to manually enable or disable 0 Slippage.
4. About Fees
To achieve zero slippage in copy trading, BingX collaborates with over-the-counter (OTC) market makers. The OTC market makers handle the copy trading orders, executing them at the same price as the trader. OTC market makers charge a small fee for their services. While the platform covers a portion of these fees, users who opt for the Copy With 0 Slippage will bear a portion of them. Ultimately, these collected fees go to the market makers.
How are Fees Charged?
Users who enable Copy With 0 Slippage will be subject to a fee for every fixed-amount perpetual futures order. This fee will be deducted from the perpetual futures account. Users can find records of fee deductions in their transaction history.
- Orders successfully filled at the Guaranteed Price will be charged a 0 slippage fee, which can be viewed in the Copy Trading sub-account's fund history. Orders that fail, go unfilled, or are downgraded to regular orders are not charged a 0 slippage fee.
- Fees are deducted from the Copy Trading sub-account and are included in the asset and PnL calculations for the Copy Trading relationship.
- Fee rates are floating and adjust based on the trading pair and market depth. See the Traders | Guaranteed Price Fee Schedule for details.
5. Handling Strategy When a Trading Pair Does Not Support 0 Slippage
Some trading pairs may not support Guaranteed Price execution (this is a dynamic configuration that may be adjusted based on market conditions). When enabling 0 slippage, we recommend preselecting a handling method for this situation:
| Option | Description |
| Execute as IOC limit order (default) | Submit an IOC limit order based on your set slippage tolerance (0.2% to 2.0%, default 1.0%). Any unfilled portion is canceled immediately, with no conversion to a market chase order. |
| Do not execute copy trading | Open and add-to-position signals for that trading pair will be skipped, and no order will be created. |
Regardless of which strategy you choose, position reduction and closure will always be executed using market orders, regardless of this setting.
6. Scope of "0 Slippage"
- ✅ Opening, adding, reducing, and closing positions triggered by trader signals
- ❌ User-initiated closing, TP/SL, liquidation, and ADL are not covered by 0 slippage protection
Note: The Guaranteed Price is an over-the-counter fill, so the filled price will not appear on the candlestick chart. This is normal.
FAQs
1) Is the "Guaranteed Price Fee Rate" for Copy With 0 Slippage fixed?
Since slippage is affected by the trading volume and market depth, the Guaranteed Price fee rate is also dynamic. For USDⓢ-M, see Traders | Guaranteed Price Fee Schedule. The system will update it automatically based on actual conditions. For Coin-M, refer to GTD Price Fee Rate.
2. Will 0 slippage be automatically enabled for existing Copy Trading relationships?
No. 0 slippage is disabled by default for both USDⓢ-M and Coin-M Copy Trading relationships and must be enabled manually in "Edit Order."
3. Can I modify the 0 slippage setting while holding an open position?
No. Modifications are not supported while positions are open. You can edit after closing all positions, and the change will take effect for newly opened copied orders.
4. Will the 0 slippage setting affect my other Copy Trading relationships?
No. Settings are saved independently per "user + trader + Copy Trading relationship" combination, so each relationship is unaffected by the others.
5. Are there any restrictions on 0 slippage?
Yes. Execution of 0 slippage requires the price to stay within the threshold range set by the platform:
- Opening / adding positions: If the current market price deviates beyond the threshold, the copy trade will fail directly. It will not switch to a market chase order, and no 0 slippage fee will be charged.
- Reducing / closing positions: The system will automatically retry. If the order still cannot be filled at the Guaranteed Price, the system will switch to a market order to complete position closing. In this case, the 0 slippage fee will also not be charged, and you will be notified of the actual result via in-site message and push notification.
6. If I enable 0 slippage but the copy trade fails, will I still be charged?
No. If a copy trade fails due to excessive market volatility, market maker order rejection, or a service issue, no 0 slippage fee will be charged. The platform will notify you via in-site message and push notification, and the 0 slippage setting will not be automatically disabled as a result.
7. If I select an IOC limit order for Coin-M and only part of it fills, what happens to the rest?
The unfilled amount is canceled immediately and will not be converted into a market chase order. Fees are calculated only on the actual filled amount.
8. What happens if my account balance is insufficient to pay the 0 slippage fee?
Order execution is not affected. The fee enters a pending deduction state and will be automatically deducted once your account balance is sufficient.
9. If a trading pair supports 0 slippage today, is it guaranteed to support it in the future?
Not necessarily. Whether each trading pair supports 0 slippage is dynamically configured. We recommend also setting up a "handling strategy for when a trading pair is not supported" as a fallback.
