Your Margin wallet is where you hold collateral and manage leveraged trades on Bitso Alpha. Think of it as a separate...

Here's how to enable margin mode, add collateral, place your first trade, and keep track of your risk on Bitso Alpha ...

Understanding cross-margin, leverage, and riskCross-margin uses one shared pool of collateral for all your margin tra...

Moving funds between Spot and MarginTo keep things clear and safe, you manually transfer funds between your Spot and ...

Understanding combined balance and negative balancesYour main wallet's combined balance equals your Spot Total plus y...

Auto-borrow and Auto-repay: Bitso Alpha automatically handles borrowing and repayment for you, making margin trading ...

Your Margin Level is the measure of your account's health. It helps you know when you're at risk of liquidation.Key d...

A new Positions list in Alpha Web lets you monitor and manage your exposure without leaving the trading interface.Wha...

Viewing all your margin activityEverything related to your margin trading lives in one place: the Margin tab in your ...

Borrow interestHow often it's charged: Hourly, and posted as separate Interest lines in your HistoryHow it's repaid: ...

Availability and eligibilityRight now, margin trading is available to a select group of institutional users on Bitso ...

Why is my USDT balance showing as negative?Because you borrowed USDT to fund a trade. Your wallet displays borrowed a...

Margin trading lets you open positions larger than your own collateral by borrowing from Bitso. That leverage can amp...

Bitso's margin product does not use a leverage slider. You do not pick "5×" or "10×" on a ticket. Instead, the platfo...