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Trackers On Delta Exchange: What You Need To Know

How Trackers on Delta Exchange offer low fees, no expiry, and easy access to crypto derivatives, ideal for short-term trading strategies.
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Trackers On Delta Exchange: What You Need To Know

Crypto derivatives trading is among the rapidly growing sectors in India. As traders look for simpler, faster ways to take positions in digital assets, Delta Exchange continues to push forward as the best crypto exchange. Known for its strong focus on futures and options in crypto, the platform has quietly grown into one of the reliable names in the space.

With the platform seeing increasing traction and adoption of crypto, the team is rolling out new products built around real user needs. The latest in that lineup? Trackers on Delta: a new feature that lets you trade crypto derivatives without the baggage of leverage or liquidation risk.

In this post, we’ll discuss everything about the Trackers: what it is, how it works, and how it’s different from spot trading. 

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What are Trackers on Delta Exchange

Trackers on Delta Exchange are crypto derivative contracts that closely follow the price of the actual asset — like Bitcoin (BTC) — without requiring you to buy it in the spot market. When you buy a Tracker (such as BTC-T), you’re essentially mirroring the price movement of the underlying coin. If the price goes up, so does the value of your Tracker. 

Trackers are available directly through your Delta Exchange app or web account. They can be bought or sold at any time, but unlike spot assets, they can’t be withdrawn or transferred. What makes them interesting for traders is their lower fees, tighter spreads, and exemption from certain VDA-related taxes. 

For short-term crypto trading or hedging strategies, Trackers offer a flexible route into crypto derivatives — without getting into futures and options in crypto.

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What to know about Trading Trackers

Trackers on Delta Exchange are bought and sold in lots. One lot of a BTC Tracker (BTC-T) represents 0.00001 BTC, with a minimum order size of 100 lots or 0.001 BTC. You can buy any amount, as long as your wallet balance is sufficient. Once purchased, your Tracker appears in your trading account on the Delta Exchange app or web platform.

Selling also works smoothly. There are no fixed limits – you can sell as much of the Tracker as you currently hold. Tracker assets cannot be sold short-you can only sell what you own.

It’s a straightforward process that doesn’t involve leverage or traditional futures and options in cryptocurrency.

Know the Fees and Holding Cost

Trackers have two main fees — trading fees and a daily holding cost.

  • The trading fee is 0.05% on both buy and sell orders. This applies whether you’re using the Delta Exchange app or web platform. The rate is the same for both makers and takers, so the fee stays consistent across the board.
  • The holding cost is charged once every 24 hours at 5:30 PM IST and is based on the value of your position at that time. The holding rate updates daily and is clearly visible on the crypto exchange — both before you buy and while you hold Trackers.

You won’t be charged a holding cost on the first day of your position. It only starts from day two onward, making Trackers flexible for short-term trades without involving futures and options in crypto.

Trackers vs. Spot Trading—A comparison

When you trade crypto on the spot market, you typically pay around 0.5% in trading fees at both entry and exit. There’s no holding cost, so even if you hold for months, fees don’t increase. In contrast, Trackers on Delta Exchange have lower trading fees (0.05%) but a small daily holding cost. That’s why Trackers often give better returns for short-term trades – especially within a day or two.

When should you use Trackers over Spot Trading?

If you’re trading short-term moves in crypto, Trackers on Delta Exchange often give you better value. The trading fee is just 0.05%, compared to 0.5% on spot platforms.  While there’s a small holding fee, returns typically stay higher for 1-2 day trades.

Using the Delta Exchange app, you can track performance easily and manage your exposure without expiry hassles, unlike futures and options in crypto. So if you’re active in crypto derivatives and want speed, simplicity, and cost-effectiveness, Trackers are worth it. 

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Final Thoughts

Trackers are a way to trade price moves without expiry dates. You don’t need to overthink margin, liquidation, or timing the market perfectly. It’s a product that naturally fits into both beginner and professional strategies. 

On the Delta Exchange app, execution is smooth, tracking is transparent, and switching between contracts is easy. If you’ve been looking for something lighter than futures but more powerful than spot, this might just be the tool you’re looking for. 

Ready to start your crypto trading journey? For more information, visit www.delta.exchange or join the community on X for all the latest news and updates.

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