Cross-Exchange Arbitrage Calculator
Direct answer
The Cross-Exchange Arbitrage Calculator estimates the net profit of buying on Exchange A, transferring and selling on Exchange B, showing whether the spread survives after round-trip fees and withdrawal costs.
The cross-exchange arbitrage calculator estimates buying on Exchange A, withdrawing and selling on Exchange B: it nets fees and withdrawal costs to show if the spread survives.
Cross-Exchange Arbitrage Calculator
Result
All figures follow the assumptions on this page and are for reference only.
- Total cost
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- Net proceeds
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- Arbitrage net
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- Net margin
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Key data & facts
- Example gross
- 30Buy 3000, sell 3030, 1 coin
- Cost components
- Round-trip fees + withdrawal costWithdrawal covers fixed and percentage-based fees
- Example net
- 22Costs ≈ 8, before transfer-time moves
- Outputs
- Gross / total cost / net / net margin
What is the Cross-Exchange Arbitrage Calculator?
The page shows gross, total cost, net and net margin; withdrawal cost covers fixed and percentage-based fees.
How to use
- Enter realistic parameters.
- Check gross vs net.
- Verify exchange rules before acting.
Model notes
Linear estimation from page parameters Slippage and shock scenarios are not included
Arbitrage windows shift in real time; treat results as magnitude references.
Example
Buy 3000, sell 3030, 1 coin: gross 30, fees and withdrawal ≈ 8, net 22 before transfer-time moves.
Practical tips
- Spread windows are short: confirm the A→B withdrawal channel works first.
- Treat price movement during transfer as risk, not a rounding error.
FAQ
Are results guaranteed?
No. Results follow simplified models and do not promise future returns.
Which live risks are not shown?
Slippage, funding direction, withdrawal delays and exchange rule changes are not fully captured.
How do I reduce model error?
Use real-time fees, delivery dates and price quotes, and keep positions small while testing.
Sources & references
- What Is Arbitrage?Investopedia