Getting started with ArbiHunt

ArbiHunt is a real-time crypto arbitrage scanner. It watches ~23 exchanges, finds where the same coin is cheaper on one and pricier on another, and ranks those gaps by the profit you'd actually keep. This guide gets you from zero to your first read of a live opportunity.

One thing to know up front: ArbiHunt is an information tool. It finds and ranks opportunities for you, but it never places trades or moves your money. You stay in full control and execute on the exchanges yourself.

Create your free account

Signing up takes seconds, and there's no password to remember. Pick whichever option suits you:

• Continue with Google or Continue with Apple — one tap.
• Continue with Email — we send a one-tap magic link to your inbox. Click it and you're in.

The same account works everywhere. Whether you sign in on the iOS app, the Android app, or the website, it's one identity and one subscription — sign up once and your status follows you across all three.

What the free plan shows

The free plan is genuinely useful, not a teaser. You get the live feed across all ~23 exchanges, refreshed about every 30 seconds.

Opportunities with a spread below 2% are fully unlocked for free accounts: you see the token, the buy-and-sell route, the network, the liquidity, the prices, and the exchange links you need to act. You can also read and post in the Community Trade Chat.

A few things are reserved for PRO:

• The net-profit dollar figure on each opportunity (free accounts see a padlock where the number would be).
• Every opportunity at 2%+ spread — the biggest gaps — with token names revealed.
• The contract address on each leg, and advanced filters.

For a full side-by-side, see Free vs PRO: what you get.

How to read a single opportunity

Each row in the dashboard is one opportunity: the same coin, buyable on one exchange and sellable higher on another. Here's what the key parts mean.

• Pair — the coin and its quote currency, e.g. ETH/USDT.
• Route — the buy exchange (shown in gold) and the sell exchange.
• Spread — the raw price gap between the two exchanges, before costs.
• Net profit — the estimated dollars you'd keep after costs (a PRO figure).
• Liquidity — how much the order books can absorb before slippage eats your margin.
• Network — the blockchain network used to move the coin, with a green check when both exchanges support the same one.
• Verified — a live-ticking "X ago" showing how fresh the data is.

Tap a row to open its detail view, where you'll see both legs side by side: the buy price, sell price, volumes, liquidity, the transfer network, and "Check on …" links straight to each exchange.

The golden rule: net profit, not spread

The headline spread is the gross gap before costs. Net profit is what's left after the trading fee on both legs, the withdrawal (network) fee, and live order-book liquidity. That's the only number worth trading on.

A spread that looks fat can shrink to nothing — or go negative — once those costs come out. ArbiHunt does that math for you and ranks every opportunity by true net profit, so the most worthwhile ones sit at the top. If you only learn one thing here, let it be this. The deep dive lives in Spread vs. net profit.

Your first 10 minutes

A simple checklist to get oriented:

1. Sign up with Google, Apple, or an email magic link.
2. Open the dashboard and watch the feed refresh (about every 30 seconds).
3. Sort by Spread (the default) to see the widest gaps, or by Liquidity for depth.
4. Tap an opportunity to open its detail view and read both legs.
5. Note the route — which exchange you'd buy on, which you'd sell on.
6. Read the net-profit logic — remember it's after fees, not the raw spread.
7. Check the network has a match on both exchanges (look for the green check).
8. Search for a coin or exchange you already use to see if it's live.
9. Try the chat — read what other traders are seeing.
10. Verify before acting — confirm the contract address and that transfers are open on both sides before you ever move funds.

That's the whole loop. When you're ready to actually run a trade, walk through How to execute an arbitrage trade, step by step.

A final note: nothing here is financial advice, and no profit is guaranteed. Spreads can close in seconds and not every opportunity is executable — treat each figure as a live snapshot and re-check on the exchange right before you trade.