Binance Futures Liquidation Price Calculator

Enter your entry price, leverage and direction to find the approximate isolated-margin liquidation price and how far it is from entry. Same concept on Bybit, OKX & Bitget.

How Liquidation Price Works

The liquidation price is where your margin balance falls to the maintenance margin and the exchange auto-closes your position. For a long: Entry × (1 − 1/leverage + maintenance rate). For a short: Entry × (1 + 1/leverage − maintenance rate). Higher leverage moves liquidation dangerously close to entry. Learn more in the margin types guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

For an isolated-margin long: Liq ≈ Entry × (1 − 1/leverage + maintenance margin rate). For a short: Entry × (1 + 1/leverage − maintenance margin rate). Higher leverage moves liquidation closer to your entry.

It is the minimum margin required to keep a position open, varying by coin and position tier (typically 0.4%–0.5% for major pairs). When your margin balance falls to it, liquidation begins.

Use lower leverage, add margin to the position, or use isolated margin to cap risk. A stop loss placed before the liquidation price protects you from full liquidation.

It is a close approximation. Binance’s actual figure also factors in fees, any added margin, and tiered maintenance margin levels. Use it for planning, not as a final number.

⚠ Educational only — not financial advice. Liquidation price is approximate; always confirm Binance's actual figure.