Binance Futures Risk Calculator
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Sergey Batudayev
Hello!
My name is Sergey, I have been trading in financial markets since 2014. Since 2018, I have been developing applications and utilities that I myself use in my trading.
I have a master's degree in finance. - Versione: 1.33
Binance Futures Risk Calculator is a free utility for calculating position size and trade risk for Binance USD-M Futures.
The calculator helps you estimate the key parameters of a futures trade before opening a position manually.
Main Features
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Long and Short trade calculation
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Position size calculation
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Risk calculation in USDT or percentage
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Entry, Stop Loss and Take Profit planning
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Risk/Reward calculation
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Adjustable leverage
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Required margin estimation
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Margin usage calculation
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Estimated trading fees
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Potential profit and loss calculation
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Approximate liquidation price
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Distance to liquidation
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Risk and leverage checks
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Binance USD-M Futures symbol support
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Public market price data
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No Binance API key required
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No trading permissions required
How It Works
Enter your account size, desired risk, entry price, Stop Loss, Take Profit and leverage.
The calculator will automatically estimate:
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position quantity;
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position value;
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potential loss;
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potential profit;
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Risk/Reward ratio;
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required margin;
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estimated fees;
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required leverage;
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approximate liquidation level.
The utility does not open, close or manage trades. All trading decisions and order execution remain under the user's control.
No Binance account connection is required. The utility does not request or store API keys.
Who Is It For?
Binance Futures Risk Calculator can be useful for traders who want to:
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control risk before entering a trade;
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calculate position size from a fixed percentage risk;
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understand how Stop Loss distance affects position size;
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estimate margin before opening a leveraged position;
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compare potential risk and reward;
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avoid oversized futures positions.
Important
All calculations are estimates.
Actual Binance Futures values may differ depending on market price, contract specifications, fees, funding, execution price, maintenance margin and other exchange conditions.
Always verify important order parameters directly on the exchange before placing a real trade.
Setup and Usage Guide
A detailed guide explaining the settings, calculations and practical examples is available in my MQL5 Blog:
