Q: What is zero spreads in trading?
A: Zero spreads mean there is no difference between the bid price and ask price. You enter and exit positions at the true market price, without any gap.
Q: Does zero spreads mean there are no trading fees involved?
A: No. Zero spreads only removes the price gap between buyers and sellers.
Trading fees still apply based on your VIP tier. For example:
- Basic tier: 0.06% per side (entry + exit = 0.12% total)
- Higher tiers enjoy lower fees
Q: How is break-even calculated with zero spread?
A: With zero spread, the only cost is the trading fee.
So the break-even point is:
- Entry fee + Exit fee
At the Basic tier:
0.06% + 0.06% = 0.12% total movement required to break even
Q: If the spread is zero, why can’t I see a separate “mid-price” on the chart?
A: Because bid = ask = mid, therefore the mid-price line overlaps with the actual market price. In most trading UIs, this means the mid-price is not visually distinct when the spread is zero.
Q: Which trading pairs on Flipster currently offer zero spreads?
A: Zero spreads are available on select major perpetual pairs, including:
- BNBUSDT
- XRPUSDT
- SOLUSDT
- DOGEUSDT
- TRX/USDT
- ADAUSDT
- SUIUSDT
- LINKUSDT
- AVAXUSDT
- 1000PEPEUSDT
- LTCUSDT
- PAXGUSDT
- AAVEUSDT
- TRUMPUSDT
- TONUSDT
- ARBUSDT
- HYPEUSDT
- NEARUSDT
- DOTUSDT
- 1000SHIBUSDT
- FILUSDT
More may be added based on liquidity.
Q: Will zero spreads apply to all order types?
A: Yes. Whether you're using market orders, trigger orders or limit orders, zero spread applies equally, as long as you’re trading eligible pairs.
Q: Will I see an instant unrealized loss on my position using zero spreads?
A: No, you won’t. Since there's no gap between the bid and ask prices. The unrealized P&L will then be determined by the market movement afterwards.
Q: Do zero spreads impact my liquidation price?
A: No. Your liquidation price is based on your leverage, entry price, and margin, not the spread. However, better execution through zero spread may help you enter or exit positions at a more accurate and desired price, potentially avoiding liquidation in volatile conditions.