Every position, settlement and margin calculation is handled in USAD, creating a consistent and simplified trading environment. This guide explains how the futures system operates and how traders can navigate the platform effectively
KAI supports perpetual futures, which track the value of cryptocurrencies without requiring traders to own the underlying asset. These contracts do not expire. Positions remain active as long as margin requirements are maintained.
KYC verification is optional for basic use but may be required for higher limits and certain features.
Contracts such as BTC to USAD and ETH to USAD include clear information on leverage limits and funding rates.
Leverage is chosen before entering a position. Contract specific limits apply. Conservative leverage such as 3x to 5x is commonly used for stable risk control.
KAI uses a maker taker fee structure. Maker orders that add liquidity to the book have a lower fee. Taker orders that remove liquidity have a slightly higher fee. All fees are paid in USAD.
Perpetual futures include funding fees every eight hours. These payments flow between long and short traders depending on market imbalance. The funding rate is displayed on the contract page.
Liquidation occurs when margin falls below maintenance level. The platform closes the position automatically to prevent further loss. To reduce liquidation risk traders may add USAD, reduce leverage or set protective stop orders.
KAI Exchange offers a focused trading experience built entirely around USAD. With transparent fees, clean interface design and mobile compatibility, the platform provides a structured environment for trading perpetual futures.