> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.itradingbot.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.itradingbot.net/en/signals-and-strategy-conditions/filters/filter-by-funding.md). # Filter by funding The Funding filter compares the current rate of a trading pair's funding to the interest rate. It allows both directions if the comparison is executed. ### Add the card to the designer Open the Binance or Bybit robot task and [The ISignal](/en/signals-and-strategy-conditions/isignal-entry-filters-and-exit.md) designer. Select the Finding in the filter block. The trading instrument is out of the question. The new card uses form values; it's not a recommended strategy. ### Set the settings * **Funding, %** threshold of interest, by default 0. The value sign is taken into account. * **Allow entry if** Funding is more than a given amount or Funding is less than a given amount. The first condition is chosen in the new form. ### When the filter allows action * A larger fund allows for action when the current rate is not less than a threshold. * Less-than-assessed funding allows for action when the rate is much lower than the threshold. * The bet itself is matched to the sign. For example, −0.02% is less than −0.01%; the rate module in this filter is not used. ### Consider the meaning of the calculation For the percentage of 0.01% in the field is entered 0.01. The filter uses the latest exchange rate value of the rate, not the amount of funds actually credited or written off on your position. If the value is not there, the rate is not considered zero. ### Save the card and check the action In the field **When you exit the filter**, select a loss response. By default , cancel cycles; the Selling by market and Selling by market commands are also available , taking into account deviation (if specified). The exit of the filter can affect the task already in place, not just the new entry. Keep the card and check the rest of the conditions. All the filters should allow it to go. The consequences of the exit commands and the differences in modes are explained in [The ISignal instructions](/en/signals-and-strategy-conditions/isignal-entry-filters-and-exit.md). The filtering permission does not confirm the order sent or executed.