> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.jetbit.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.jetbit.com/faq.md).

# Faq

Quick answers to common questions. If you are new, start with [Getting Started](/getting-started.md#what-you-need-first), which walks through your first deposit and trade.

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<summary>Do I need to sign up or pass KYC?</summary>

No. You connect a wallet and trade. There is no signup form and no email or password to trade through the vault.

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<summary>What do I need to start?</summary>

A BNB Smart Chain wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby, at least 10 USDT to meet the minimum deposit, and a little BNB for network fees.

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<summary>Who is on the other side of my trade?</summary>

The Jetbit liquidity pool. There is no order book. The pool is the counterparty to every position, so there is always a market.

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<summary>Where do prices come from?</summary>

An oracle streams the mark price and funding rate into the engine. The same price drives fills, charts, and funding.

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<summary>Is my money safe on Jetbit?</summary>

Your USDT sits in an on-chain vault that only you control, and you can check the balances on BscScan. No third party holds your keys. As with any leveraged trading, your funds are still exposed to market risk and liquidation.

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<summary>How much leverage can I use?</summary>

It depends on the market. Leverage is set per market, and the maximum for each one is shown in the Markets table and on the trade screen.

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<summary>How often is funding charged?</summary>

Every four hours, at the current rate, between longs and shorts. On Jetbit it flows into the liquidity pool.

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<summary>What is JB?</summary>

JB is Jetbit's reward point. You earn it by trading, keeping streaks, clearing quests, and referring others. It has no cash value and cannot be traded at this time.

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<summary>What do I earn by providing liquidity?</summary>

You earn the house edge, which is trader losses plus trading fees. It is not a fixed yield. Your stake rises when traders lose and falls when they win.

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<summary>Why is my withdrawal in a review queue?</summary>

Large withdrawals above a set size are reviewed and released by a multisig as a safety check on unusually large outflows. Smaller withdrawals pay out right away.

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