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Understand the opportunity before the trade.

Crypto prices can differ between platforms, currencies, payment methods and networks. Arbitrage is the practice of studying those differences and calculating whether a trade can remain profitable after every cost.

Cross-exchangeBuy on one market and sell on another when the net difference is positive.
P2PCompare different P2P prices, payment rails, limits and settlement risks.
GeographicCompare prices between countries and currencies where liquidity and demand differ.
TriangularCycle between three trading pairs and check whether the final balance increases.
Funding / basisStudy spot versus derivatives pricing and funding while controlling market exposure.
Network / routeCompare transfer costs, settlement speed and liquidity across supported blockchain routes.
EXAMPLE

Arbitrage is about net profit, not the headline spread.

Suppose a trader can buy 100 USDT at 65 MZN and sell elsewhere at 75 MZN. The gross difference is 1,000 MZN. The trader still subtracts purchase fees, network fees, selling fees, FX costs, slippage and settlement risk. Only what remains is relevant.

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ComparePrice + payment method + liquidity.
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CalculateAll fees and conversion costs.
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ExecuteOnly when the route still makes sense.
ARBITRAGE CHECK

Simple calculator

Gross spread—
Estimated net—

Educational estimate only. It does not guarantee execution, liquidity or profit.

IMPORTANT

No guaranteed profit

Arbitrage opportunities can disappear quickly. Payment reversals, frozen accounts, insufficient liquidity, price movement, network congestion and platform rules can turn an apparent spread into a loss. Never treat a price difference as guaranteed income.