Crypto Arbitrage Platform for Market Inefficiencies, Exchange Spreads and News Opportunities
Find market inefficiencies across crypto exchanges, track CEX and DEX spreads, follow listings and news-driven moves, monitor funding, order books and spread charts, and use platform data, Telegram alerts and AI context to evaluate arbitrage opportunities faster.
Monitor market news, new coin listings, arbitrage updates and funding rates across 20+ exchanges to find early spread opportunities before they disappear.
Analyze spot arbitrage, funding arbitrage, futures spreads, DEX to CEX routes, DEX to futures routes and spot-futures setups across 50+ CEX and DEX markets with precise filters.
Open each route with order book data, built-in spread graphs, liquidity context and automatic Telegram notifications for faster monitoring and cleaner execution.
Use the platform API to build your own trading bots, dashboards or alert systems, and discuss spreads, listings and crypto news with an AI bot that understands the platform context.
Below we break down the platform's core tools, execution workflows and services across the main crypto arbitrage directions.
What is CEX arbitrage and how the platform helps with execution
What is CEX arbitrage
CEX arbitrage is a trading strategy where you buy an asset on one centralized exchange and sell it on another when a temporary price gap appears. In practice, traders evaluate spread size, transfer time, fees, liquidity, order book depth and the speed at which the inefficiency may close before the route becomes unattractive.
How our product helps
The platform helps you work with CEX arbitrage in a structured way: scanners surface ready routes, filters remove weak setups, spread monitoring makes execution easier to evaluate, and Telegram plus AI tools keep route data and market context in one place.
How futures arbitrage works in practice and how the platform supports execution
How futures arbitrage works
Futures arbitrage is usually built as a delta-neutral position between two perpetual or futures venues. One leg is opened on the cheaper market and the opposite leg on the richer one, then the setup is managed while the spread converges, funding is collected, or both effects play out together. In funding-driven strategies, traders may also keep the hedge primarily to receive positive funding while price exposure remains limited.
How the platform helps
The platform turns futures arbitrage into a cleaner operational workflow. Scanners surface live exchange routes, filters remove low-quality setups, and funding plus spread views make venue comparison faster and more reliable. Execution context, route status and post-entry monitoring stay inside one interface, while Telegram alerts and AI chat help you follow the position as market conditions change.
DEX scanner with broad coin coverage, live routes and configurable alerts
What is DEX arbitrage and how it differs from CEX
DEX arbitrage is when you buy and sell through on-chain venues such as Uniswap, other DEXs and routing aggregators instead of placing both legs through centralized exchanges. The difference from CEX arbitrage is that execution happens directly in the network across pools, tokens and routes, so the workflow is built around decentralized liquidity rather than classic exchange-to-exchange movement.
How the platform helps with DEX routes
The platform helps turn DEX arbitrage into a practical workflow instead of a slow manual search across isolated markets. You can review routes in real time, narrow the market with useful filters, keep route context together with spread data, and move from discovery to monitoring inside one interface built for execution.
What are Funding Rates and how they impact perpetual markets
Funding rate mechanism
Funding rates are periodic payments exchanged between long and short traders to keep the perpetual futures price anchored to the spot market. These settlements occur at fixed intervals (typically every 4 or 8 hours).
Funding arbitrage and our scanner
Funding rate arbitrage is a market-neutral strategy where you capture yield without price exposure. You open opposite legs (long and short) on the same asset across two different exchanges.
Platform advantages for practical arbitrage workflows
Below are the main reasons the platform is practical to use every day, from market coverage and filters to alerts, API access and multi-direction arbitrage workflows.
Arbitrage news, listings and funding signals
Monitor market news, new listings and funding changes across major exchanges to catch fresh spread opportunities earlier.
Spot, futures, DEX and spot-futures scanners
Work with multiple arbitrage directions from one platform instead of splitting execution across separate tools and dashboards.
Order books, spread charts and route context
Review spreads together with order books, charts, liquidity and route structure to make faster and cleaner decisions.
Flexible Telegram alerts
Configure filters and send intervals for practical monitoring without being overloaded by unnecessary notifications.
API and AI bot for arbitrage workflows
Use the API for your own bots, dashboards and alerts, while AI tools help work with spreads, listings and market context.
What to know before using the platform
Not financial advice
We provide market data, filters, alerts, and educational content. This is not personalized financial advice and does not guarantee profit.
We do not use your money
The platform does not accept deposits, hold user funds, or trade on your behalf. You execute trades and transfers yourself on the exchanges or wallets you choose.
Execution stays under your control
Every route should still be checked manually for fees, liquidity, deposit and withdrawal status, funding behavior, liquidation risk, and exchange-side constraints.
Cookies and privacy
We use essential cookies for sign-in and account security. Optional analytics help us improve mobile usability, reliability, and overall product quality.
Choose your access plan
Scanners, API data, Telegram alerts, and Web3 checkout in one clear subscription.
The platform provides market data and analysis tools. It does not hold user funds, accept deposits, or execute trades on your behalf.
Frequently asked questions before you start
Below is a compact overview of the main questions users usually ask before signing up, paying, and starting to work with the scanners.
Does the platform hold or manage my money?+
No. Crypto Arbitrage is non-custodial. We do not take deposits, hold user funds, or execute trades for users.
Is this an automatic trading bot?+
No. The platform helps you discover and evaluate setups, but trade execution and risk decisions remain yours.
Can I treat the data as a ready-made trading signal?+
No. Every opportunity should still be reviewed for fees, liquidity, transfer speed, funding, and market risk before execution.
Do I need to confirm my email?+
Yes, if you sign up with email. Confirmation helps secure your account, enables password reset, and ensures we can send important service notices.
What happens after sign up?+
After login, you enter the dashboard where you can open scanners, review routes, configure filters, and monitor the market from one interface.
Does the service execute trades or move funds between exchanges?+
No. All orders, transfers, and exchange actions remain under your control. We provide software, data, and workflow tools only.
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