CoinProp charges a flat trading fee of 0.03% per side. On top of that you pay a variable slippage fee on each fill, and funding on any position held through a funding interval. There are no maker or taker tiers and no hidden charges.
Fees are identical across all account sizes and apply to both the evaluation and funded phases.
What you pay
- Market order: 0.03% per side
- Trigger order: 0.03% per side
- Slippage fee: variable, sized from live Bybit order book depth
- Funding: mirrors Bybit, can be paid or received
- Swap fees: none
CPX supports market and trigger orders. There is no separate maker rate because there are no resting limit orders to earn one.
The trading fee
0.03% of your position's notional value, charged on both the open and the close, so a round trip costs two fees. On a 1 BTC position at $60,000 that is $18 each side, $36 for the round trip.
The slippage fee
You are filled at the exact tick you see, whatever size you enter. In a real market an order that size would have walked the order book and filled worse, so the cost of that book movement is charged as a fee rather than taken out of your entry price.
It is sized live from Bybit order book depth and your position size, and shown in the order confirmation panel before you execute. On majors it is usually unnoticeable, and it grows on thin pairs, large positions and during extreme events. See Is there a spread on CoinProp?
Funding
Perpetual futures use funding to keep the contract price aligned with spot. CoinProp mirrors Bybit directly: the same funding rates, calculated the same way.
Funding is not always a cost. Depending on which side you are on and whether the rate is positive or negative, it is either added to or deducted from your costs. It is applied at the close of the position.
It only matters if you hold through a funding interval. Positions opened and closed inside one are unaffected, so intraday traders will rarely see it while swing traders should factor it in.
Fees and your profit target
All costs are deducted from your balance, so your profit target is measured net of them. On a $10,000 Advanced account the 9% target means $900 of profit after fees, not gross trading profit. They count toward your drawdown limits for the same reason.
FAQ
Does CoinProp have a maker fee? No. CPX supports market and trigger orders only, so there are no resting limit orders and no maker rate. Every fill is 0.03% per side.
Can I use limit orders to pay a lower fee? No. Limit orders are not available on CPX. A trigger order lets you set a price for entry, but it executes at market and is charged the same 0.03% per side.
Does CoinProp charge funding fees? Yes. Funding mirrors Bybit exactly, using the same rates and the same calculation. It is applied at the close of the position and can be either a cost or a credit depending on your side and the funding rate.
Can funding ever pay me? Yes. If you are on the side receiving funding, it is credited against your costs rather than charged. This is the same behaviour as holding the position on Bybit.
Do I pay funding if I close before the funding time? No. Funding only applies to positions held through a funding interval. Intraday trades that open and close within one are unaffected.
Are there swap fees? No. CoinProp does not charge swap fees. Funding is the perpetual futures equivalent and is handled as described above.
Do fees count against my profit target and drawdown? Yes. Trading fees, slippage and funding all reduce your equity, so your profit target is net of them and they count toward both drawdown limits.
Are fees different on larger account sizes? No. The rates are identical across every account size and in both the evaluation and funded phases. Only the dollar amount changes, because it scales with position size.
