Futures Bonus Voucher Terms and Conditions

Futures Bonus Voucher Terms and Conditions:

After you redeem a Future Bonus Voucher, a bonus will be credited into your Futures wallet. You can check the bonus distribution from [Wallet] - [Futures].
Bonuses are denominated in a specific cryptocurrency and can only be applied to Futures contracts (USDⓈ-M Futures and COIN-Margined contracts) quoted and collateralized in the same cryptocurrency. For example, USDT bonus only applies to USDT-margined contracts. It cannot be applied to the accumulated PNL incurred from trading COIN-margined contracts.
Sub-accounts are not eligible for bonus vouchers.
Bonuses can only be used on the Binance Futures Wallet. Once redeemed, you cannot transfer it to other wallets.
If no trades are made after receiving the bonus, Binance reserves the right to reclaim the bonus from your account.
Binance reserves the right to cancel or amend the promotion rules at its sole discretion.
To comply with local regulations, certain Rewards Hub features may not be available in your region.
Binance reserves the right to the final interpretation of the terms and conditions of using Futures Bonus Vouchers.
You can use bonuses as collateral for Futures trading.
Any losses incurred during Futures trading can be offset against the bonus amount.
You can withdraw any profits generated by the bonus voucher.
You cannot withdraw the bonus voucher amount, however. It will stay in your Futures Wallet until the following condition is met:
- Bonus Amount + Net Realized PNL ≤ 0 (“Net Realized PNL” excludes the Insurance Clearance, commission, and funding fees.)

Example 1:

User A received a 5 USDT Futures Bonus Voucher. They redeemed it for Futures trading and generated a 10 USDT net realized PNL.

User A can withdraw the 10 USDT profit from their Futures Wallet.
However, the bonus amount will be held in their Futures Wallet as the bonus amount + realized PNL > 0.
- 5 USDT (bonus amount) + 10 USDT (Net realized PNL) = 15 USDT

Example 2:

User B received a 5 USDT Futures Bonus Voucher. They redeemed it for Futures trading and generated a 10 USDT realized PNL. After the first successful trade, User B continued to trade and generated a -18 USDT realized PNL.

The bonus amount can be withdrawn from User B’s Futures Wallet as the condition was met:
- 5 USDT (bonus amount) + 10 USDT (realized PNL from the first trade) + -18 USDT (realized PNL from the second trade) = -3 USDT

Example 3:

User C received a 5 USDT Futures Bonus Voucher. They redeemed it for Futures trading and their position was liquidated. It resulted in a -4 USDT realized PNL, a 0.5 USDT commission fee, and a 0.5 USDT Insurance Clearance fee, and their Futures Wallet balance became 0.

User C then transferred 5 USDT from their Spot Wallet to their Futures Wallet. They traded again and generated a 0.75 USDT realized PNL.

Since the condition (bonus amount + realized PNL ≤ 0) isn’t met, a portion of the bonus amount remains in User C’s Futures Wallet:

5 USDT (bonus amount) + -4 USDT (realized PNL from the first trade) + 0.75 USDT (realized PNL from the second trade) = 1.75 USDT
As the 1.75 USDT is retained as collateral in User C’s Futures Wallet, the total amount they can transfer out of their Futures Wallet is limited to 4 USDT (5 + 0.75 - 1.75).

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