BAC Perpetual Swap Funding Rate by Exchange
Bank of America
How BAC funding actually paid this week
Top pairs by funding actually paid over the last 7 days on a $10,000 position, after entry and exit costs — not the instant APR.
Over the last week no BAC long/short pair paid enough funding to cover its entry and exit costs.
Past 7 days, not a forecast. Costs = taker fees on both venues, in and out. Upcoming payouts →
Funding Rates by Exchange
Funding Rates by Exchange
| Exchange | Funding APR↓ | Interval | Open Interest↕ | Mark Price↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| +0.00% | 8h | $158K | $54.83 | |
| +0.00% | 8h | $465K | $54.6 | |
| +0.00% | 8h | $124K | $54.94 | |
| +0.00% | 8h | $6K | $55.24 | |
| +0.00% | 8h | $4.3M | $54.56 | |
| +0.00% | 8h | — | $55.36 | |
| -10.77% | 8h | $23K | $54.68 |
BAC funding rates explained
Funding data updated 04:11 UTC, 2026-10-01
BAC (Bank of America) tokenized / RWA perpetual funding rates — also called perpetual swap funding rates — are aggregated live by exchange across 7 venues on ORBIT. Funding is the recurring payment exchanged between long and short traders that keeps a perpetual swap tethered to the spot price — when it is positive, longs pay shorts; when negative, shorts pay longs. Right now BAC funding ranges from -10.77% annualized on WEEX to +0.00% on Bybit.