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Perps Deposit, Withdrawal, and Settlement Currency

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I. USDC-Dominated Settlement (Arbitrum Network)

  • OneKey Perps adopts USDC-dominated settlement.

  • Your profits, losses, margin, and fees are all displayed and settled in USDC, making it easy to intuitively grasp account PnL.


II. Deposits

  • Operation Path: Click "Deposit" in the upper left corner and select the asset in your wallet.

  • Preferred Asset: Deposit USDC on the Arbitrum network; it will be credited immediately upon confirmation.

  • Automatic Cross-Chain and Conversion: If you deposit other assets (e.g., USDT on Ethereum, USDT on Arbitrum), the system will automatically invoke a third-party protocol to convert them into USDC on the Arbitrum network.

  • Deposit Threshold: The minimum deposit amount per transaction must be ≥ 5 USDC.


III. Deposit Loss Explanation

During the deposit process, you may notice that the credited amount is slightly less than the sent amount. This usually includes the following three transparent costs:

  • Cross-Chain Bridge Fee: Network transfer and liquidity fees charged by the third-party protocol.

  • Conversion Loss (Slippage): The normal price difference resulting from on-chain price fluctuations when converting USDT or other tokens to USDC.

  • Platform Channel Fee: A 0.25% rate charged for cross-chain conversion services.


IV. Withdrawals

  • Operation Path: Click "Deposit" in the upper left corner, and switch to the "Withdraw" tab in the pop-up window.

  • Amount Confirmation: Enter the amount you wish to withdraw and click confirm.

  • Asset Arrival: After the withdrawal transaction is confirmed on-chain, the funds will be automatically credited to your USDC balance in the Arbitrum network wallet.

  • Withdrawal Costs:

    • For every withdrawal operation from the Perp account back to the wallet, the underlying protocol (Hyperliquid) will automatically deduct 1 USDC as a network service fee.

    • Please pay attention to your balance during withdrawal to ensure the withdrawal amount is sufficient to cover this fixed cost.

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