# Margin tiers

Like most centralized exchanges, the tiered leverage formula on Hyperliquid is as follows:

`maintenance_margin = notional_position_value * maintenance_margin_rate - maintenance_deduction`&#x20;

On Hyperliquid, `maintenance_margin_rate` and `maintenance_deduction` depend only on the margin tiers, not the asset.

`maintenance_margin_rate(tier = n) = (Initial Margin Rate at Maximum leverage at tier n) / 2` . For example, at 20x max leverage, `maintenance_margin_rate = 2.5%`.

Maintenance deduction is defined at each tier to account for the different maintenance margin rates used at previous tiers:

`maintenance_deduction(tier = 0) = 0`  &#x20;

`maintenance_deduction(tier = n) = maintenance_deduction(tier = n - 1) + notional_position_lower_bound(tier = n) * (maintenance_margin_rate(tier = n) - maintenance_margin_rate(tier = n - 1))` for `n > 0`&#x20;

In other words, maintenance deduction is defined so that new positions opened at each tier increase maintenance margin at `maintenance_margin_rate` , while having the total maintenance margin be a continuous function of position size.

Margin tables have unique IDs and the tiers can be found in the `meta` Info response. For IDs less than 50, there is a single tier with max leverage equal to the ID.

### Mainnet Margin Tiers

Mainnet margin tiers are enabled for the assets below:

#### BTC

| Notional Position Value (USDC) | Max Leverage |
| ------------------------------ | ------------ |
| 0-150M                         | 40           |
| >150M                          | 20           |

#### ETH

| Notional Position Value (USDC) | Max Leverage |
| ------------------------------ | ------------ |
| 0-100M                         | 25           |
| >100M                          | 15           |

#### SOL

| Notional Position Value (USDC) | Max Leverage |
| ------------------------------ | ------------ |
| 0-70M                          | 20           |
| >70M                           | 10           |

#### XRP

| Notional Position Value (USDC) | Max Leverage |
| ------------------------------ | ------------ |
| 0-40M                          | 20           |
| >40M                           | 10           |

#### AAVE, ADA, APT, AVAX, BCH, CRV, DOGE, ENA, FARTCOIN, HYPE, kBONK, kPEPE, LINK, LTC, NEAR, PUMP, SUI, TRUMP, UNI, WLD, ZEC

| Notional Position Value (USDC) | Max Leverage |
| ------------------------------ | ------------ |
| 0-20M                          | 10           |
| >20M                           | 5            |

#### ARB, BNB, DOT, JUP, kSHIB, MKR, ONDO, PAXG, TON, TRX, XPL

| Notional Position Value (USDC) | Max Leverage |
| ------------------------------ | ------------ |
| 0-3M                           | 10           |
| >3M                            | 5            |

### Testnet Margin Tiers

The tiers on testnet are lower than mainnet, for ease of testing.&#x20;

#### ARB, ATOM, AVAX, FARTCOIN, ICP, TAO - testnet only

| Notional Position Value (USDC) | Max Leverage |
| ------------------------------ | ------------ |
| 0-10k                          | 10           |
| >10k                           | 5            |

#### DOGE, TIA, SUI, kSHIB, AAVE, TON - testnet only

| Notional Position Value (USDC) | Max Leverage |
| ------------------------------ | ------------ |
| 0-20k                          | 10           |
| >20k                           | 5            |

#### ETH - testnet only

| Notional Position Value (USDC) | Max Leverage |
| ------------------------------ | ------------ |
| 0-20k                          | 25           |
| 20-50k                         | 10           |
| >50k                           | 5            |

#### BTC - testnet only

| Notional Position Value (USDC) | Max Leverage |
| ------------------------------ | ------------ |
| 0-10k                          | 40           |
| 10-50k                         | 25           |
| >50k                           | 10           |


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