Calculate your exact liquidation price on MEXC perpetual futures using MEXC's maintenance margin rates.
MEXC supports up to 200× leverage on perpetual futures — among the highest available. While this enables very capital-efficient positions, the liquidation risk scales directly with leverage.
MEXC liquidation key facts:
Practical recommendation: Use isolated margin mode on MEXC to cap your maximum loss per trade. MEXC's zero maker fee structure means the cost of using limit orders is essentially zero — always use limit orders to avoid the 0.010% taker fee and to get better entry prices.
Leverage
A multiplier that lets you control a larger position than your deposited capital — amplifying both gains and losses.
Liquidation Price
The price at which your leveraged position is forcibly closed by the exchange to prevent negative balance.
Margin
The collateral you deposit to open and maintain a leveraged trading position.
Maintenance Margin
The minimum account balance required to keep a leveraged position open — falling below this triggers liquidation.
MEXC uses a tiered maintenance margin system. For BTC perpetuals, the base maintenance margin is approximately 0.5% for standard retail positions. MEXC supports up to 200× leverage, which means liquidation can occur on moves as small as 0.5%.
200× leverage on MEXC is extremely high risk. At 200× leverage, a 0.5% adverse move wipes your entire margin. Even a single funding rate payment can approach liquidation. Only experienced traders should use leverage above 20×, and even then with very tight stops.
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