Low-latency gateway for cross-exchange spreads, real-time funding rates, basis pathways, and cross-chain DEX liquidity. Standardized schemas designed for trading bots, execution algorithms, and quantitative models.
curl -X GET "https://api.cryptoarbitrage.io/v1/spot/spreads" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "Accept: application/json"Real-time perpetual spreads, funding rates, symbol data, and execution context for futures arbitrage workflows.
Cross-exchange spot spreads, venue comparisons, transfer-aware opportunities, and symbol coverage for spot arbitrage tools.
Basis routes, spot buy plus perp short setups, funding edge monitoring, and filters for hedge-ready carry strategies.
DEX-to-CEX routes with liquidity checks, CEX volume context, and on-chain spread monitoring.
Programmatic access to live spreads, funding rates, route data, and market diagnostics.
The API is split into clear product modules: futures, spot, basis, and DEX. Each module explains what data it serves, which route to use, and where it fits in an arbitrage workflow.
Teams connect these feeds to scanners, Telegram bots, internal monitoring tools, partner dashboards, private client interfaces, and custom execution panels.
Each module can grow into a deeper endpoint reference without changing the public route structure or the product flow.
Use the API as the live data layer behind spread tables, route panels, tracker views, and arbitrage dashboards.
Connect the same feeds to Telegram bots, private channels, or internal execution alerts. Futures covers funding, Spot covers transfers, and DEX adds on-chain pricing with CEX exit context.
Build white-label monitors, partner portals, or internal analytics around the modules your product actually needs.
The Crypto Arbitrage API gives developers a structured market data layer for futures arbitrage, spot arbitrage, spot-futures basis routes, DEX-to-CEX spreads, funding rates, liquidity checks, and route diagnostics. It is built for teams that need reliable arbitrage data inside real products rather than a static spreadsheet or manual signal feed.
Futures API data is useful for perpetual spread scanners, funding-rate dashboards, market-neutral trackers, alert engines, and execution monitoring. Spot API data helps compare centralized exchanges, detect transfer-aware spreads, validate venue gaps, and build classic cross-exchange arbitrage screens. Basis API data connects spot buy routes with perpetual short hedges for cash-and-carry and funding edge workflows.
DEX API data adds on-chain route monitoring, pool liquidity context, DEX-to-CEX spread quality, token volume checks, and CEX exit visibility. This is important for dashboards and bots that need to understand not only the price difference, but also whether a route has enough liquidity, whether the exit venue is active, and whether the spread is realistic after fees and slippage.
Most teams start with one API module, validate the response structure, and connect the payload to a scanner page, Telegram bot, private alert channel, or internal monitoring panel. From there, the same API structure can expand into partner dashboards, white-label products, custom client portals, and execution-focused tools without rebuilding the entire data layer.
The API page also works as a technical SEO entry point for developers searching for crypto arbitrage API access, arbitrage scanner API data, Telegram arbitrage alerts, DEX liquidity feeds, futures funding API data, spot spread monitoring, and basis trading infrastructure. Each module keeps a clean route so search traffic and product navigation stay aligned.
For API access, custom payloads, private routing, integration questions, payment checks, or onboarding help, contact the team through the Telegram support bot. It is the fastest way to clarify which module fits your scanner, bot, dashboard, trading terminal, or white-label arbitrage product.
Choose the module: spot spreads, futures funding, basis routes, or DEX liquidity.
Request API access and receive the key through support.
Connect the endpoint to a scanner table, bot, dashboard, or internal alert service.
Filter by spread, funding, volume, route lifetime, liquidity, and exchange pair.
You can build arbitrage scanners, Telegram alert bots, market dashboards, partner portals, white-label terminals, and execution monitoring tools using spot, futures, basis, and DEX market data.
Start with Spot API for cross-exchange spreads, Futures API for funding and perpetual spreads, Spot-Futures API for basis and cash-and-carry routes, or DEX API for on-chain liquidity and DEX-to-CEX monitoring.
No. The API provides market data, route diagnostics, funding context, liquidity checks, and analysis payloads. It does not custody assets, accept deposits, or execute trades on behalf of users.
Use the Telegram support bot or the access request button. Support will review your use case and provide API key details, limits, and the best module for your product.