How Bitget Futures Position Vouchers Work and When Their Bonuses Are Forfeited
Summary
This guide explains how Bitget’s futures position vouchers can cover trading fees, losses, and funding fees for USDT-margined futures. It describes how to locate vouchers in the app or on the website, and the account setup it requires: hedge position mode, isolated margin, and a transfer into the USDT-M futures account. The web instructions also specify completing identity verification.
The rules describe what happens to the voucher balance: profits go to the futures account, while expiry, liquidation, order failure, cancellation, or closing some or all of a position can forfeit some or all of the bonus. The guide says users can view the balance in the Assets section. It is a platform-use explanation rather than a trading method or performance analysis; it gives no evidence about profitability and does not detail voucher eligibility, limits, or the precise treatment of every order scenario.
Key ideas
- Vouchers can cover eligible futures transaction fees, losses, and funding fees.
- Using a voucher requires hedge mode, isolated margin, and funds transferred to the USDT-M futures account.
- Profits from voucher-supported positions are credited to the futures account.
- Expiry, liquidation, failed or canceled orders, and position closures can cause voucher funds to be forfeited.
- The voucher balance is available in the account’s Assets section.
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