Non-Deliverable Trading

Alternatively, the Roll-Over fee

Benefit from firm OTC liquidity, without ever holding custody of it or trade now and settle later.

What is a non-deliverable?

Non-deliverable solution on Finery Markets is an extra layer built over our spot trading (roll-over). It brings the best of both worlds: deep and firm liquidity with zero rejection rates and the ability to roll positions to the following trading days.

What are the best use cases for this feature?

It depends on what application would be right for your business model:

Your solution doesn’t have crypto withdrawal functionality, or you don’t have the infrastructure for crypto custody:

You may trade all the pairs that we have on the platform however, you wouldn’t need to do the bilateral settlement and potentially receive crypto as your leg of the settlement. Since your customers generate the two-way flow, you would endlessly roll positions. Ultimately, you will only need to top up your account if your equity drops below the margin requirements set by your market maker.

You wish to postpone the settlement for another day while trading OTC:

You may do that as simple as that. For that, you would be charged a fee. The next or the following trading day you will be able to perform settlement.

Why would I need non-deliverable trading?

Depending on your business model, you may save money on:

a. Blockchain and settlement fees

b. Custody fees

c. Treasury management

Or add new features to your internal processes:

d. Introduce or move CFDs and Derivative trading to Finery Markets

e. Streamline your operations with treasury if your clients don’t require actual settlement in crypto

f. Put the internal inventory saved while benefiting from 0 to 30% prefunding with liquidity providers, into speeding up the settlement process with your customer

What if I don’t always need non-deliverable trading, but rather wish to roll my open positions for a day or two?

Of course, you may. There are no binding terms for this feature. It can be used on demand.

How do I enter non-deliverable trading?

You have 2 options:

a. Continue trading in the same environment without any adjustments

b. Ask our support team to issue you a separate account for your non-deliverable trading

How do you calculate the fees?

The overnight cost is applicable only to negative open positions. A deduction is calculated based on a snapshot of open positions at 00:00 UTC time every day.

The value is stated in percent per annum (APR) in ‘Assets’. In other words, if you see 10% APR, it is divided by 365 days in the calendar year. This is your charge for rolling your position. Finery Markets will inform you if the rate is set or changed against you by email.

Finery Markets calculates the roll-over and creates a respective settlement order, which will change your open position.

How do I know that non-deliverable trading is activated by my liquidity provider?

Login to Finery Markets and open ‘Assets’. If you see values other than 0, you can roll your positions.

How will it work?

If you roll your position over 00:00 UTC, your negative open position (in red) will increase. For example, if you were to settle in T+0 (the same day), you would have owed 10 USD for your crypto. You have rolled the position onto the next trading day, now you owe 10.1 USD for the same amount of crypto. The charge can be found under the Settlement section, Technical tab.

If I settle, will it impact my older open positions first or the newest?

It will apply to the overall open position, thus decreasing the overall value to which the fee is applied.

What is an APR?

It is the interest rate for a whole year, rather than just a monthly fee/rate

What is the average APR for assets?

It depends on the liquidity provider and market conditions.

How will I be notified of the charges?

Yes by email, we use the email that your account is linked to

What if I want to dispute the applied fee for the service?

Please send an email to help@finerymarkets.com or reach out to Egor Morozov

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