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# Funding
Settings for the screener application tab
Funding settings for selecting exchanges used in max-arb calculations.
Funding settings choose which of Hyperliquid, RISEx, Binance, Bybit, and OKX are considered when Proliquid calculates funding arbitrage opportunities.
The [Funding](/features/funding-rates-and-perp-opportunities.md) tab uses this selection to calculate `max arb`, including where to long, where to short, and the estimated daily / annualized opportunity from current rates.
Only select exchanges you can actually trade. If an exchange is enabled here but you cannot execute there, the max-arb output may show opportunities that are not practical for you.
Review this setting when you add or remove exchange accounts, change your strategy, or want to focus only on venues with enough liquidity for your size.
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