
Arbitrage Crypto Bot for Finding Profitable Market Inefficiencies
Arbitrage Radar is an arbitrage crypto bot that scans multiple exchanges and identifies real arbitrage opportunities in real time.
Takes fees into account
Calculates for your deposit
20 exchanges
Checks withdrawal networks
What the crypto arbitrage scanner does
Arbitrage Radar is a cryptocurrency arbitrage scanner, not a trading bot. It doesn’t open trades or manage funds — its job is to show where there is real profit right now.
In short, here is what it does:
- monitors prices across dozens of exchanges and trading pairs
- calculates net profit taking into account fees and spread
- automatically filters out illiquid opportunities and noise
As a result, you don’t see “raw prices”, but ready-to-use arbitrage opportunities that you can immediately validate and act on.
Why cryptocurrency arbitrage doesn't work without a scanner
Arbitrage is a race of reaction speed and calculation accuracy.
In 2026, manual arbitrage almost always loses for three reasons:
- Speed
Price discrepancies usually live for a very short time. While a trader manually checks exchanges and calculates fees, the spread is already gone. - Competition
Most market participants use scanners. Without them, you see the market with a delay and enter the trade last. - Calculation errors
Fees, liquidity, slippage, different market types — a single inaccuracy turns a “nice spread” into a losing trade.
Without a scanner, a trader either arrives late or makes decisions based on incomplete data — and in both cases loses money.
Why Arbitrage Radar
Arbitrage Radar was created as a working tool for arbitrageurs who care about results, not the illusion of profit.
No marketing — only facts:
- uses real market data instead of theoretical calculations
- updates information in real time
- has filtering by net profit, volume, fees and withdrawal networks
The scanner doesn’t promise “guaranteed income”. It does something else — it lets you see the market as it is and make decisions based on facts, not assumptions.



