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TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

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Arbiline is a crypto arbitrage scanner and trading platform for cross-exchange and funding rate arbitrage. It tracks the same coins on Binance, Bybit, OKX, Gate, Bitget, KuCoin, MEXC, BingX, Kraken, Hyperliquid, Lighter, Aster, GRVT and Polymarket, plus DEX prices on Solana, BSC, Ethereum and Base, and shows where the price or the funding rate differs. The scanner covers futures-to-futures spreads, spot-futures arbitrage (buy spot, short the perpetual), funding rate carry trades and CEX-DEX routes. Every spread is priced from order book depth with trading fees included. The live table is free to browse without signing up. Trades are hedged, delta-neutral pairs: both legs open at the same time on two exchanges, and nothing is transferred between them. One click opens both legs through API keys you create on your own exchange accounts. Keys need trading permission only, withdrawal rights are never required, and we recommend a separate sub-account for arbitrage. Arbiline never holds your funds, has no token and takes no deposits. The only official website is arbiline.com. Demo mode is free on every account with no time limit. The whole terminal runs on a practice balance, with fills simulated against real order books. Paid plans are a flat subscription, and we never take a share of your volume or profit. The Data plan adds every exchange and DEX route, 30-day spread history, 90-day funding history and a private Telegram alerts group. The Trader plan adds one-click pair trading, a PnL journal, position alerts in your own Telegram bot and a 24/7 position guard. The Pro plan adds the crypto arbitrage bot: it watches the spread and opens and closes positions for you, using the pair, entry spread, size and exit target you set. Arbitrage is high-risk. Profit is never guaranteed, and you can lose money.


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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

a good platform

been using it for a month, all good, wrote to support a couple times (bitget wasnt working for me), they quickly told me what to fix, opening trades is done conveniently, i mostly open trades only from alerts, rarely sit in the scanner table, overall happy with everything, im on the trader plan

5 November 2026
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Thanks so much for the review 🙌

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