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FundingRates.app
Compare perp funding rates across 14 venues in one table
Compare perpetual funding rates across 14 venues and 2,000+ markets, including Hyperliquid, Binance, Bybit, OKX, dYdX, Aster, Lighter, Paradex, edgeX, LeverUp and GMX. Venues settle on different intervals, so every rate is normalized to hourly, 8-hour and annualized figures. Includes an arbitrage scanner, heatmap, funding history with CSV, a funding cost calculator, and stock and pre-IPO perps. Data comes from public venue APIs and refreshes every 10 minutes. Free, no sign-up.
I built FundingRates.app because every perp venue settles funding on its own interval (1h, 4h, 8h), so raw rates can't be compared side by side.
What it does:
• Rescales every public rate to 1h, 8h and annualized, and shows the spread for the same asset across venues
• Arbitrage scanner for the widest funding gaps
• Heatmap, funding history (CSV) and a funding cost calculator
• Covers crypto plus gold, FX, indices, US stocks and pre-IPO perps
• Refreshes every 10 minutes from each venue's public endpoint, plus a JSON API with no auth
The methodology page states how each venue is read and where numbers are approximate.
Transparency note: we have commercial relationships with some listed venues and may earn when you use their links. This is a reference, not trading advice.
Feedback that would help most:
1. Venues we're missing or have wrong
2. Whether the normalization is clear enough
3. What other views you'd want (alerts, history range, API fields)
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About FundingRates.app on Product Hunt
“Compare perp funding rates across 14 venues in one table”
FundingRates.app was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #366 on the daily leaderboard. Compare perpetual funding rates across 14 venues and 2,000+ markets, including Hyperliquid, Binance, Bybit, OKX, dYdX, Aster, Lighter, Paradex, edgeX, LeverUp and GMX. Venues settle on different intervals, so every rate is normalized to hourly, 8-hour and annualized figures. Includes an arbitrage scanner, heatmap, funding history with CSV, a funding cost calculator, and stock and pre-IPO perps. Data comes from public venue APIs and refreshes every 10 minutes. Free, no sign-up.
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cryptotoolsmith
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built FundingRates.app because every perp venue settles funding on its own interval (1h, 4h, 8h), so raw rates can't be compared side by side.
What it does:
• Rescales every public rate to 1h, 8h and annualized, and shows the spread for the same asset across venues
• Arbitrage scanner for the widest funding gaps
• Heatmap, funding history (CSV) and a funding cost calculator
• Covers crypto plus gold, FX, indices, US stocks and pre-IPO perps
• Refreshes every 10 minutes from each venue's public endpoint, plus a JSON API with no auth
The methodology page states how each venue is read and where numbers are approximate.
Transparency note: we have commercial relationships with some listed venues and may earn when you use their links. This is a reference, not trading advice.
Feedback that would help most:
1. Venues we're missing or have wrong
2. Whether the normalization is clear enough
3. What other views you'd want (alerts, history range, API fields)
Thanks for taking a look!