Arbitrage Scanner
Find price discrepancies across exchanges and calculate real profit after fees
Crypto Arbitrage Scanner
Crypto arbitrage is the practice of buying an asset on one exchange and selling it on another where the price is higher. The gap can look attractive, but real profit depends on trading fees, withdrawal fees, network costs, liquidity, and how long the transfer takes.
The Nafcoin Arbitrage Scanner highlights price differences across major exchanges so you can investigate opportunities faster. Always confirm that both markets have enough liquidity to fill your order and that withdrawals are enabled for the asset.
Arbitrage is not risk-free. Prices can move before your transfer settles, deposits can be delayed, and exchange restrictions can trap funds. Start with small positions and include every cost in your calculation.
Frequently asked questions
Is crypto arbitrage profitable?
It can be, but spreads are often thin and competition is fast. After trading fees, withdrawal fees, network fees, and slippage, many apparent opportunities disappear.
Which fees should I include?
Include maker/taker fees on both exchanges, blockchain withdrawal fees, deposit fees, conversion spreads, and any cost of moving funds between venues.
Is arbitrage legal?
In most jurisdictions, spot arbitrage is legal, but tax and reporting rules vary. Check the regulations in your country and keep records of every trade.