Crypto Arbitrage Calculator
Check whether a price gap between two exchanges is a real profit after trading fees and transfer costs. Most raw spreads vanish once fees are counted β this tool shows the net.
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How to use the Crypto Arbitrage Calculator
- 1Enter your Buy price (exchange A) (in USD).
- 2Enter your Sell price (exchange B) (in USD).
- 3Enter your Quantity (in coins).
- 4Enter your Buy fee (in %).
- 5Enter your Sell fee (in %).
- 6Enter your Transfer / withdrawal fee (in USD) β Network + withdrawal cost to move the coin.
- 7The result and full breakdown update instantly β no signup, no waiting, and your numbers never leave your browser.
About the Crypto Arbitrage Calculator
Check whether a price gap between two exchanges is a real profit after trading fees and transfer costs. Most raw spreads vanish once fees are counted β this tool shows the net. It's a free tool in our trading calculators collection on TheCryptoTools, runs entirely in your browser, and works on mobile. If you found it useful, try Crypto Profit Calculator, Funding Rate Calculator and Crypto Trading Fee Calculator.
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Frequently asked questions
οΌHow does crypto arbitrage work?
You buy a coin cheaper on one exchange and sell it dearer on another, pocketing the difference. The catch is that trading fees, withdrawal fees and price movement during the transfer eat most small spreads.
οΌWhy is my profit negative even though the sell price is higher?
Two 0.1% trading fees plus a flat withdrawal fee can easily exceed a 0.5% spread. This calculator subtracts all of them so you see the real number before you commit capital.
οΌWhat risks aren't in this number?
Transfer time (the price can move against you mid-move), withdrawal limits or freezes, slippage on thin order books, and the capital you must pre-fund on both venues. Treat the output as a best case.
οΌWhat about triangular arbitrage?
This tool models simple two-exchange spot arbitrage. Triangular arbitrage (three pairs on one exchange) uses the same fee logic but chains three trades instead of a buy and a sell.
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For educational purposes only. Crypto Arbitrage Calculator results are estimates, not financial advice.