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Bungee profile: swaps, trading terminal and funded-perpetual evaluation rules

Bungee now markets swaps, a perpetual trading terminal and a separate funded programme. Covers plan economics, rule conflicts, custody boundaries and route-specific costs.

By FXBrokers.ai Research DeskOperating status: ActivePublished Updated Sources checked
  • Swap, terminal and funded-account terms must be assessed separately; their fees and custody models differ.
  • Funded plans publish different targets/drawdowns, with a hard-breach model and 0.015% execution fee per side.
  • The landing page and rulebook conflict on allocation caps and payout timing; obtain the governing account terms before paying.

Bungee’s current site goes beyond its original cross-chain swap interface: it also markets a trading terminal and funded perpetuals. Each surface has different pricing, asset control and account rules. In particular, a funded account’s headline size is a contractual trading allocation, not money the trader owns or can withdraw.[1][3]

Three products under one brand

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Product and execution boundary

Product and execution boundary
ProductEconomic activityEvidence scope
SwapMove/exchange wallet assetsSocket/Bungee routing.Source 1Source 4Source 3
TerminalPerpetual trading surfaceSeparate from swap quote.Source 1Source 4Source 3
Funded PerpsEvaluation then conditional profit participationProgramme rulebook.Source 1Source 4Source 3
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Funded programme: what the trader actually controls

Funded programme: what the trader actually controls
ItemControlImplication
Trade instructionSubmitted through BungeeNot direct ownership of hedges.Source 3
Execution methodOperator may simulate, hedge, net or routeDo not label every fill an external exchange trade.Source 3
Account economicsProgramme ledger and rulesAllocation is not withdrawable principal.Source 3

Evaluation purchase and execution costs

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$10,000 evaluation examples on the landing page

$10,000 evaluation examples on the landing page
PlanOne-time priceProfit targetStatic drawdown
Classic$9010%6%Source 2
Pro$7012%5%Source 2
Turbo$459%3%Source 2
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Funded-account cost components

Funded-account cost components
ComponentPublished treatmentDifferent from
Execution0.015% notional per side; maker=takerEvaluation purchase.Source 2Source 3
Round trip on $10,000Illustrative $3 at unchanged notionalFunding and price loss.Source 2Source 3
FundingHourly, dynamic, non-negative in rulebookA guaranteed credit to trader.Source 2Source 3
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Comparing a swap quote with an evaluation fee

Comparing a swap quote with an evaluation fee
MeasureComparable unitWhy separate
SwapNet destination tokens for fixed inputRoute and gas costs.Source 1Source 2
EvaluationPrice of attempt under plan rulesDoes not purchase the account’s nominal capital.Source 1Source 2
Perpetual fillFee on executed position notionalCan exceed margin placed at risk.Source 1Source 2

Payout conditions and conflicting public descriptions

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The public landing-page FAQ and detailed rulebook do not agree on important limits. The rulebook describes a user-wide UTC-day allowance and profit-claim reset; the landing FAQ describes a per-account rolling window and payout reset. A purchaser needs the version incorporated into the actual account agreement. This profile does not silently choose the more favourable wording.[2][3]

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Conflicts requiring account-specific confirmation

Conflicts requiring account-specific confirmation
TopicLanding pageDetailed rulebook
Active allocation100,000 USD110,000 USDSource 2Source 3
Payout allowancePer-account rolling 24 hoursUser-wide UTC calendar daySource 2Source 3
Account resetApproved/processed payoutClaim of eligible profitSource 2Source 3
Rejected requestDoes not consume allowanceConsumes allowance; no restoration statedSource 2Source 3
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Published payout baseline

Published payout baseline
ItemPublished valueCondition
Trader split80%Eligible profits.Source 2Source 3
Minimum payout$50 after splitProgramme eligibility.Source 2Source 3
Processing targetOne business dayReview can delay payment.Source 2Source 3

Wallet assets and funded ledgers are different

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Asset-control comparison

Asset-control comparison
StageControl modelMain dependency
Before swapUser walletKeys and signing.Source 4Source 3
During routeContracts/bridge/providerSettlement and recovery.Source 4Source 3
Funded accountContractual ledgerProgramme risk and payout rules.Source 4Source 3
External hedgeOperator-controlled exposureTrader has no direct ownership.Source 4Source 3
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Illustration: static drawdown on a $10,000 plan

Illustration: static drawdown on a $10,000 plan
PlanMaximum drawdownEquity floor
Classic6%$9,400Source 2
Pro5%$9,500Source 2
Turbo3%$9,700Source 2

Risk and trading restrictions

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Programme limits are not exchange-wide settings

Programme limits are not exchange-wide settings
ControlRulebook treatmentImpact
MarginIsolated; fixed leverage by marketNo cross-margin programme.Source 3
Daily loss3% balance-based floor at 00:00 UTCLive equity can breach immediately.Source 3
ConductBots/HFT/scalping and coordinated hedging prohibitedPayout review can reject activity.Source 3

A wallet’s ability to use swaps does not establish eligibility for the funded programme or terminal derivatives. Market lists, identity checks and jurisdictional terms must be assessed for the particular product. No complete current country matrix or independently matched derivatives permission was verified.[3][1]

Separate a swap incident from an account dispute

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Evidence for the correct support case

Evidence for the correct support case
IssueEvidence to preserveRelevant system
Swap delaySource hash, route and receiving assetWallet/bridge path.Source 3Source 4
Execution disputeOrder, fill, fee and timestampTrading ledger.Source 3Source 4
Breach/payout disputeBalance/equity history and applicable rule versionProgramme account.Source 3Source 4

No licence inferred from the technology brand

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The reviewed material establishes product descriptions and operating rules, not a matched financial-services authorisation. Socket infrastructure, Bungee branding, a public wallet interface and an evaluation contract are separate facts. None alone establishes a regulated custodial account or permission to offer derivatives in every country.[4][3]

Product evolution and documentation migration

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Documentation used for this profile

Documentation used for this profile
SourceCurrent roleTreatment
Bungee homepageProduct menuConfirms broader brand scope.Source 1Source 3Source 4
Funded plan page/rulebookProgramme economicsConflicts stated explicitly.Source 1Source 3Source 4
Old Bungee API pathsRedirect to Socket documentation homepageNot cited as a current fee schedule.Source 1Source 3Source 4
Operator
Bungee cross-chain swap interface powered by Socket infrastructure
Exchange model
Hybrid
Service scope
Bungee brand includes cross-chain swaps, a trading terminal and a separate funded-perpetual evaluation programme. Funded accounts are contractual trading mandates; they are not ownership of the advertised capital.
Client types
Retail clients; Institutional clients
Pricing publication
Public and quoted pricing
Other names
Bungee; Bungee Auto; Socket Bungee
Pricing scope
Funded programme quotes 0.015% executed notional per opening/closing fill; plan purchase, funding and risk rules are separate. No universal current swap/terminal fee is inferred from retired API docs.
Funding scope
Swap routes use wallet tokens and chain costs. Funded evaluations involve a plan purchase and conditional profit payouts; evaluation size is not a customer deposit balance.
Custody and asset handling
Swap-wallet signing and temporary route contracts differ from funded-programme account ledgers. Funded traders do not own or control the operator’s hedge positions or underlying capital.
Client eligibility
Supported chain/token pairs and wallet-signing ability; region and third-party protocol restrictions may still apply despite permissionless frontend access.
Support
Official Bungee site/community and programme support process. Internal ledger and execution records govern funded-account disputes under the rulebook; no fixed recovery guarantee.
Authorisation and registration scope
No matched financial permission or universally applicable current legal counterparty verified. Socket technology association does not confer a derivatives or funded-programme licence.

Exchange metadata checked 26 Oct 2026Source 1Source 2Source 3Source 4

A useful comparison needs the exact product

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For swaps, compare final delivered asset and route costs. For a funded programme, compare purchase price, breach thresholds, allowed trading and payout rights. For terminal derivatives, obtain its own live instrument and fee terms. Combining these into a single “Bungee fee” would conceal the most consequential differences.[1][2][3]

Follow the evidence

Sources & further reading

  1. Live Bungee cross-chain swap app Bungee · Accessed 22 Oct 2026

This profile reports dated public information, including exchange-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee trading, custody, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.

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