Separate tool cost, plan limits, and exchange fees
Fundai service cost includes either a fixed 200 USD plan or a 10% profit service fee. Bitfinex funding fees, hidden offer fees, and free-trial limits should be checked separately.
Fundai Pricing Guide
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How Fundai and Bitfinex lending bot fees work: total cost, exchange fees, idle capital, and reports.
Lending bot fees are more than a subscription, free trial, or fee rate. Exchange fees, idle capital, repayment timing, and reconciliation all matter.
Fundai fees and Bitfinex lending bot fees should be evaluated alongside tool cost, Bitfinex funding fees, hidden offer fees, idle capital, fill speed, early repayment, and report reconciliation. The public Fundai cost model includes a 200 USD unlimited plan and a 10% profit service fee plan. Fundai does not hide costs behind vague yield language; it helps users reconcile fees against actual funding records.
Idle capital is also a cost
Funds that do not fill do not earn interest. Looking only at the matched rate misses idle-time impact.
Early repayment changes realized results
Borrowers may repay early. If funds do not fill again quickly, realized annualized results can differ from screenshots.
Reports decide whether fees are transparent
Fees, interest, and funded seconds should reconcile with official Bitfinex records.
Checklist
Calculate these before judging Fundai fees
- Fundai 200 USD unlimited plan or 10% profit service fee plan
- Bitfinex funding fee and hidden offer fee
- Lending bot plan limits, free-trial limits, and managed-capital limits
- Idle time and unmatched capital
- Time gap after early repayment
- Report reconciliation and tax-record preparation cost
- Data retention and API revoke workflow after exit
Fundai Standard
Bitfinex lending bot fees are not only the sticker price
Fundai fieldTool-price viewPeak-rate or trial viewFundai total-cost view
Exchange fees
Often ignored.
Often hidden behind high rates.
Checked against realized interest.
Idle cost
Not visible on a price table.
Not visible in a peak-rate screenshot.
Tracked through orders and reports.
Plan limits
Only price is known.
Trial periods may miss long-term limits.
Feature scope, capital limits, reports, and exit records are reviewed.
Decision basis
Only price is known.
Only imagined return is known.
Net return, risk, and records are reviewed together.
HowTo
How to read total cost with Fundai
Put tool cost and exchange records in one calculation frame.
- Confirm the Fundai plan, service scope, trial state, and limits.
- Understand Bitfinex funding fees and hidden offer fees.
- Track matched rates, funded seconds, and idle capital.
- Reconcile daily interest with official records.
- Judge tool value by net return and risk context, not one rate.
FAQ
Fundai fees FAQ
01What Fundai fee models are public now?
The public fee models are a 200 USD unlimited plan and a 10% service fee charged on profit generated through the service.
02What should I check when searching for Bitfinex lending bot fees?
Do not only read the subscription price or free-trial message. Check managed-capital limits, exchange funding fees, hidden offer fees, idle capital, early repayment, and whether reports reconcile.
03Can I judge Fundai fees only by subscription cost?
No. Exchange fees, idle capital, early repayment, funded seconds, and reports should also be reviewed.
04Does Bitfinex charge funding fees?
Yes. Users should check official Bitfinex fee rules and reconcile against realized records.
05Does a high rate always mean good net return?
No. Net return also depends on fill time, idle capital, fees, and market demand.
Sources
Official fee and reconciliation sources
Bitfinex feesOfficial fee schedule for checking funding provider fees and exchange fee treatment.Funding interest earnings and feesOfficial explanation of how funding interest earnings and fees are calculated.Hidden order optionOfficial explanation of hidden-order behavior that should be reviewed separately when reconciling costs.